Photographers, photojournalists, camera man, camera woman - they are called many things but they’re a vital part of the success of any newsroom.

This KSAT special explains the approach and challenges some of the station’s journalists experience when putting together stories and why they love what they do.

George is a regular shopper at a local H-E-B. When he busted out his guitar during the coronavirus pandemic, he quickly realized he could help calm the sense of panic in the store. KSAT Photojournalist Robert Samarron captured his sounds.

Ever wondered how people get into certain jobs, like a hostage negotiator for example. These students study criminal justice and are now undergoing hours of training to handle hostage situations.

A clock collector in Castroville has built a unique business from his passion after noticing a need for clock restoration in the community. He now runs a shop that gets those precious family heirlooms up and running like new.

Talk about a tasty extra curricular activity! These High schoolers aren't interested in sports or something to look good on college transcripts but rather a skill that goes a long way in Texas-- BBQing.

Luis Diaz spent 62 days at Stone Oak Methodist Hospital after being diagnosed with COVID-19. His sons say he died three times but doctors brought him back.

Ten years of service - that's how long the Castroville Clock and Watch Shop has been doing business with people all across south Texas.