Did you know? Sarah is a talented musician and even sings in Spanish.

KSAT12 is happy to announce the promotion of Courtney Friedman to KSAT12 News at Noon anchor, serving alongside Stephanie Serna.

The longtime anchor talked about the one break that opened the door to her TV news career at KSAT.

KSAT12 is excited to announce Ernie Zuniga as a permanent member of the Good Morning San Antonio anchor team.

KSAT+ (KSAT Plus), KSAT12’s free streaming app, is now home to a new, originally produced local sports content show, KSAT Sports Now.

While basketball fans are buzzing with excitement over March Madness and their NCAA brackets, KSAT is hosting a different kind of competition that’s capturing the hearts of pet lovers everywhere.

KSAT’s Ernie Zuniga unveiled his new daily segment called “Show Me Your Medals!” on Monday morning during GMSA and GMSA Plus.

KSAT meteorologist Sarah Spivey is back on air following the birth of her son, Everett.

KSAT anchor Sarah Acosta has welcomed her first child!

Ernie Zuniga will be on KSAT starting Tuesday, marking his debut as the station’s newest reporter. What stories do you want new KSAT community journalist Ernie Zuniga to cover? Let us know!

KSAT12 is thrilled to announce a new contract with the Fiesta Commission, keeping KSAT12 as the official station for everything Fiesta for the next four years.

Get ready, San Antonio sports fans — KSAT 12 is adding a new show to the KSAT+ lineup in March.

KSAT 12 is thrilled to welcome Ernie Zuniga back to local media as our newest community-based journalist.

KSAT turned 68 years old on Tuesday!

KSAT is adding a new meteorologist to the team! Shelby Ebertowski joins KSAT from Fargo, North Dakota.

KSAT meteorologist Sarah Spivey has a new ray of sunshine in her life: a baby boy named Everett.

If you catch KSAT’s weather coverage on Saturday and Sunday evenings, you will notice a new face starting this weekend. Ken Slama will be joining the team to handle those newscasts during the holiday season.

It's been 14 years at KSAT for me and I wouldn't have it any other way.

KSAT-12 News and MeTV will air ABC Sports programming on Sundays in November.

Sarah Acosta and her husband are expecting their first child in the spring.

A transmitter outage caused an outage for KSAT viewers on Tuesday morning.

Sarah Spivey, who joined KSAT in 2017, revealed over the summer that she and her husband, Michael, are forecasting a bundle of joy — a baby boy.

Steve Spriester and Ursula Pari reflect on covering 9/11 as KSAT anchors.

As of Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024, at 5 p.m. EST, KSAT was removed from the DIRECTV Stream channel lineup, meaning that KSAT is currently not available to DIRECTV Stream subscribers in the San Antonio area.

KSAT is so proud of our undefeated Boerne team and since it’s now a Texas vs. Florida showdown, we teamed up with our sister station WKMG in Orlando for a friendly bet.

KSAT channels will return to normal broadcast operations during “The View” on Thursday.

“SA Live” is moving to 10 a.m. beginning Sept. 9

KSAT court reporter Erica Hernandez was featured in the Oxygen true crime show “Snapped” to discuss the trial of Sasha Skare, who killed a San Antonio rapper related to Beyonce in 2021.

I started at KSAT in the summer of 2010 as the overnight digital producer and writer for our morning newscasts. Little did I know that more than a decade later, I would be in a position to anchor GMSA.

Starting Monday, Aug. 5, Japhanie Gray will co-host GMSA on weekday mornings from 5-7 a.m. with traffic anchor RJ Marquez and meteorologist Justin Horne.She will join Stephanie Serna and Horne for GMSA at 9 a.m.

KSAT12 is thrilled to announce Japhanie Gray as co-host of Good Morning San Antonio (GMSA), weekday mornings from 5-7 a.m. and GMSA at 9 a.m.

KSAT reporter John Paul Barajas is helping our sister station, KPRC, with reporting efforts after Hurricane Beryl battered the area.

GMSA viewers will wake up to a new face starting this week — award-winning Devan Karp has joined KSAT as our newest reporter.

Mark Austin, Mike Osterhage, Ursula Pari, David Sears, Marilyn Moritz and Jessie Degollado will retire along with some behind-the-scenes KSAT employees on July 1, 2024

KSAT12 is proud to officially announce Jen Tobias-Struski as co-host of SA Live, KSAT12′s lifestyle show airing weekdays at 1 p.m. on KSAT12.

David Sears retires from KSAT after a nearly 40-year career.

After 28 years at KSAT, anchor Ursula Pari is retiring from the desk and has plans to travel to her hometown in Louisiana and where her family originated in Sicily. She sits down with co-anchor Steve Spriester to reminisce about her time at KSAT and the bonds they formed.

Anchor Mark Austin retires from KSAT after waking up San Antonio families for more than two decades. RJ Marquez sat down with Mark to talk about what's next in his life.

We sit down with Mike Osterhage to look back at his career of nearly 30 years at KSAT.

Dale Keller's work as a photojournalist has earned him awards and accolades. He’s covered political conventions, Spurs Championships, and numerous investigative stories. He has witnessed history through the lens of a KSAT camera.

Don Servais has been in the director’s chair at KSAT for life changing events, like flooding coverage, hurricane evacuations, and yes, Spurs Championships. He is retiring on July 1st.

Marilyn Moritz is retiring after 38 years at KSAT.

For 40 years, Jessie Degollado has appeared on our screens covering stories and being the voice for so many who often didn’t have one.

You'll start seeing a new face on KSAT this month – the talented Zaria Oates has joined the team as our latest reporter.

The awards are among the most prestigious in broadcast and digital news, honoring outstanding electronic journalism since 1971.

As new faces join our KSAT family, both on-air and behind the scenes, our commitment remains unshakable - to earn your trust day in and day out, and make a positive impact, just as we have for generations.

Mark Austin, Mike Osterhage, Ursula Pari, David Sears, Marilyn Moritz and Jessie Degollado will retire on July 1, 2024

KSAT was awarded by the Headliners Foundation of Texas a 2023 Silver Showcase Award for Enterprise and Innovation in Journalism in the Storytelling category for the special digital project “One Year In: Uvalde.”

KSAT reporter Leigh Waldman leaving KSAT at the end of April to report for CNN.

KSAT was awarded Best Multimedia/Digital Storytelling at the Texas Association of Broadcasters’ Texas Broadcast News Awards on Saturday, April 13, in Austin.

Catholic Television of San Antonio honored KSAT reporter Jessie Degollado on Tuesday night by awarding her its Leadership In Communications Award.

Jennifer Tobias-Struski got her start in an introductory journalism class at Southwest High School under the guidance of a former KSAT photojournalist.

Five winners (and their guests) will join us in the KSAT Insider wagon on Saturday, Feb. 3.

Congratulations to KSAT 12 sports editor Nick Mantas and his now fiancée Jini, who became engaged over the weekend!

This year, the frights are intensifying at SeaWorld San Antonio.

If you haven’t already heard the news, KSAT 12 has a new mascot named Mic.

KSAT has welcomed some new team members over the last few months, including producer and content creator Daniela Ibarra.

The KSAT Sports team is welcoming a new reporter named Mary Rominger who will help cover everything from Wembymania to Big Game Coverage.

The KSAT team cares about your experience with our apps, as they help keep you informed on the go. This update specifically addresses duplicate push alerts that app users reported seeing.

You’re going to start seeing a new face on KSAT this month — the talented Philadelphia transplant Avery Everett who will be joining the team as our newest multimedia journalist.

To remember the great moments together, we’ve shared a video and photos from the 2023 KSAT Fiesta parties in this article.

Larry Ramirez has been named Sports Director of KSAT 12.

Join us for KSAT's parade viewing parties at Battle of Flowers and Fiesta Flambeau in April.

Several members of KSAT Insider joined us on the Alamodome field for the San Antonio Brahmas game on Feb. 19.

Twenty-nine winners (and one guest per winner) will join us on the Alamodome field on Feb. 19.

Five winners (and their guests) will join us in the KSAT Insider wagon on Saturday, Feb. 4.

Orellana started at KSAT as an unpaid intern in 1996.

You can now watch the event with the Texas Crime Stories podcast team on demand.

The season 3 premiere of the ‘Whatever the Weather’ podcast is all about KSAT’s newest meteorologist

Members of KSAT Insider are invited to the first showing of this one-hour special with our photojournalists

The EPPY Awards, which honored digital news publishing sites across more than 30 diverse categories, named KSAT.com’s ongoing “Remember Their Names” project as the “Best News or Event Feature Video” in the large category, which includes outlets with 1 million or more unique visitors each month.

Graham Media Group, the local media division of Graham Holdings Company (NYSE: GHC), announced Wednesday that Ashley Parker has been named Vice President and General Manager of KSAT.

KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey is celebrating her new status as a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist by the American Meteorological Society.

Allysa Cole will join the KSAT 12 team in September. She comes from a local TV station serving the Rio Grande Valley, KRGV.

Camelia has brought us timely updates during broadcasts and written many local stories, including some stories around education issues and the military community.

Mia comes from the local TV station KBTX serving the Brazos Valley but is not a stranger to San Antonio.

Through journalist Leigh Waldman’s experience, we invite you to learn about our role as journalists on May 24 & members of this local community.

KSAT Digital Journalist Ivan Herrera has been named the 2022 Media Icon by the San Antonio Pride Center.

These women are great journalists and even better mothers.

KSAT viewers and readers made this year’s Fiesta special by choosing to celebrate with their local KSAT journalists!

San Antonio's first in-depth local streaming program has been honored with a national award recognizing the work of KSAT's talented team of journalists.

We asked the KSAT team what odd items have been found during the routine draining and cleaning of the San Antonio River.

Graham Media Group, the parent company of KSAT 12 and six other local news stations, announced Tuesday that CEO Emily Barr will retire this month and Catherine Badalamente will be her successor.

In a new role for KSAT 12, Rocio Hernandez will work to listen to and engage Insiders, a community of more than 50,000 members that support our station and get free access to exclusive benefits.

Joining the KSAT 12 team, Waldman returns to her home state and finds herself in a city close to her heart.

KSAT.com was honored as the “Best Local TV News Website” in the large category, which includes websites with more than 1 million monthly unique visitors.

How well do you know the newest addition to the KSAT Newsroom?

Your KSAT 12 Nightbeat team is getting a new anchor this month - the wonderfully witty Stephania Jimenez.

Stephania Jimenez will join Steve Spriester, Adam Caskey, and Greg Simmons on-air beginning in mid-October.

Steve Spriester and Ursula Pari reflect on covering 9/11 as KSAT anchors.

A behind-the-scenes profile of a KSAT 12 Defenders team member.

A lot goes into the process of becoming a U.S. citizen -- it can sometimes involve winning a lottery, waiting a long time, lots of paperwork and passing a test.

There is a new addition to the KSAT family!

In this episode of Whatever the Weather, meteorologists Kaiti Blake and Sarah Spivey walk through what it takes to become a meteorologist, what a day in their shoes looks like, and how they present the weather on television.

John Paul Barajas is the newest member of the talented KSAT 12 news team.

"I am honored by your loyalty as I move on with wonderful memories of a career that I truly loved. And friends that I’ll never forget."

If you’re a KSAT viewer then you likely already recognize Steven Cavazos, but as he transitions into a new role as the KSAT morning traffic guru, it’s time to get to know him a little better.

On Friday, veteran reporter Paul Venema gave his final sig-out after a 47-year career with KSAT.

Paul’s KSAT colleagues have already started wishing him farewell, but no send-off would be complete without messages from the most important people of all: KSAT viewers.

It’s a dream come true to announce to a community I love, that I’m pregnant. I have gathered so much information and have been able to personally ask the experts about these difficult choices I’m facing. I’m also talking to the concerned family members and friends of those who are expecting. Hopefully, that transparency will make us all feel a little more human, and a lot more at ease. I’m excited to learn alongside you and hope to offer you that same confidence and comfort that I’ve been able to find.