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The KSAT Explains team first began telling the stories of the people behind several San Antonio namesakes in August of 2023. We knew many more names were worth covering, so this is round two.
San Antonio ISD voted to close more than a dozen schools, but one of the many questions that remain is what happens to the history behind some of these schools, specifically on the East Side.
The gathering outside San Antonio City Hall on Monday was much smaller than the tens of thousands involved in the March on Washington 60 years ago, but no less spirited.
The San Antonio NAACP Branch recently partnered with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office to raise awareness of what you should do if stopped by an officer.
The city’s Office of Historic Preservation has launched its first African American heritage initiative and is seeking community input.