Patty Santos

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Published: April 16, 2025 at 7:50 AMTags: Easter, Economy, KSAT Kids, San AntonioSAN ANTONIO – The National Retail Federation said American consumers will spend more than $23.6 billion on Easter. Most of those costs are likely to go towards candy. With a little creativity, Adeina Anderson with Creative Lifestyles with Adeina said you can make a big impact with less than $20.

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Published: April 15, 2025 at 12:50 PMTags: KSAT Connect, EasterSAN ANTONIO – As the cost of living rises, families can find creative ways to celebrate Easter without breaking the bank. One way to save is by making homemade Easter baskets. For under $20 or $30, families can craft unique and personalized baskets filled with treats and surprises. We want to see what your homemade baskets look like! Send us your pics and videos to help inspire others by submitting on KSAT Connect.

1 week ago | ksat.com | Patty Santos |Sal Salazar

SAN ANTONIO – For many, tax returns are the biggest financial boost people look forward to each year. But with the current economy, many are choosing to play it safe with those returns. Michelle Herrera said in years past she would have considered splurging on her returns, but not anymore. “We probably would have thrown in a vacation or something fun, but given the times right now, I think everybody’s trying to go the safe route, so saving is probably the best option,” she said.

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Local NewsThe 78th annual Poteet Strawberry Festival runs from April 11-13Published: April 11, 2025 at 9:22 AMTags: Farming, Poteet, Poteet Strawberry FestivalPOTEET, Texas – Strawberries are the pride of 4G Reyes Farms in Poteet. Joel Garcia said his family has been farming for four generations and entered the strawberry business in the 1970s. “When my uncles got back from Vietnam, the Strawberry Festival was a big thing,” Garcia said. “Everyone was supportive of it.

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SAN ANTONIO – A woman was sentenced to six years in prison on Thursday in connection with a dog attack in 2023 that caused a 76-year-old man to have both his legs amputated, according to Bexar County court records. Danielle Henderson, 32, was charged with dangerous dog attack resulting in serious bodily injury, a third-degree felony, according to San Antonio police and Bexar County jail records. Per a plea deal, Henderson was sentenced to six years behind bars.