SAN ANTONIO – KSAT on Wednesday said goodbye to Officer Marcus Trujillo, who after 14 years is leaving the GMSA show. He is just as awesome in person as he is on camera,” KSAT morning anchor Stephanie Serna said. He is one of the most honorable people and an asset to SAPD.”SAPD Officer Marcus Trujillo says goodbye on GMSA after 14 years. Trujillo will continue in his role as a San Antonio police officer. “There aren’t words to describe how much Marcus (and all the officers who’ve worked at KSAT) mean to me,” KSAT anchor Mark Austin said.

KSAT12′s VP/GM Phil Lane and News Director Bernice Kearney have announced that Samuel King will be joining Stephanie Serna, Mark Austin and Mike Osterhage on the weekday editions of “Good Morning San Antonio” effective December 2, 2020. 1 morning show in South Texas, he’ll also handle the transportation beat and cover stories on San Antonio and Bexar County’s growth-driven traffic problems, as well as VIA’s new referendum that voters approved in November. GMSA Traffic officers Marcus Trujillo and Nick Soliz will be leaving us to focus on their SAPD careers and to spend more time with their families. We look forward to continuing our tradition of being the place where viewers can Expect More in the morning and all day long.”“Good Morning San Antonio” airs Monday - Friday from 4:30 a.m. -7 a.m., followed by “Good Morning America” from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m., and “GMSA @9” rounds out the morning news. All of KSAT12 News can be found streaming live on KSAT.com, on the KSAT-TV streaming app found on smart TVs and other devices such as Roku and Amazon Fire.

SAN ANTONIO Stephanie Serna has been chosen as the next anchor for the weekday editions of Good Morning San Antonio and GMSA @9, the station announced Friday. Serna will join Mark Austin, Meteorologist Mike Osterhage and officers Marcus Trujillo and Nick Soliz effective immediately. We look forward to her contributions to the morning conversation.Good Morning San Antonio airs Monday through Friday from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m. GMSA@9 airs from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.We know our viewers expect more from us and we know how essential morning news is to the greater San Antonio area, said Phil Lane. Our morning teams are vital to our continued success.As a result of the move, Sarah Acosta will be joining Max Massey and Meteorologist Sarah Spivey on GMSA Weekends. Since joining KSAT in 2018, we have known Sarah was a rising star, and were excited to see her take this next step in her career, News Director Bernice Kearney said.