Adam Barraza is a photojournalist at KSAT 12. An El Paso native, he covers a range of topics including regional interest, social issues, and crime, with a focus on Texas and San Antonio. Adam's work has been featured in KSAT and KPRC, showcasing his commitment to delivering impactful stories in education, culture, and healthcare.
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San Antonio, United States (Local)
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Adam's coverage revolves around local crime, community service, and government announcements in San Antonio and Texas. He seems to be interested in stories that have a direct impact on the local community, particularly those related to public safety, nonprofit organizations, education, mental health, environment, infrastructure funding, elections issues like water systems and housing.
If you're reaching out to Adam Barraza with a pitch or expertise in any of these areas such as insights into local crime patterns or trends affecting public safety within San Antonio or Texas; initiatives related to community service by nonprofits; educational policies impacting the region; infrastructure projects aimed at improving living conditions for residents of the area would likely grab his attention.
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A person was struck and killed by a train near downtown on Thursday, according to the San Antonio Fire Department.
By: Adam Barraza
SAN ANTONIO – UPDATE (12/7/2024): The Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office identified a man who police said was struck and killed by a train in downtown San Antonio.
By: Stephanie Serna, Adam Barraza
The last Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series in San Antonio wrapped up this past weekend.
By: Garrett Brnger, Adam Barraza
Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church has been vandalized multiple times in the past month
By: Adam Barraza, Garrett Brnger
SAN ANTONIO – Before any reindeer take to the sky this holiday season, thousands of San Antonians will fly first.
By: Adam Barraza, Garrett Brnger
Cycling around San Antonio can be a pain in the butt, and not just because of all the miles on a bike seat.
By: Adam Barraza, Garrett Brnger
SAN ANTONIO – Cycling around San Antonio can be a pain in the butt, and not just because of all the miles on a bike seat.
By: Richard Baltazar, Garrett Brnger, Adam Barraza
The San Antonio City Council approved zoning rules on Thursday that would make it easier to build denser development along a planned rapid bus line.
By: Adam Barraza, Sarah Acosta
Friday, Dec. 20, marks three years since Lina Khil disappeared on San Antonio’s northwest side.
By: Adam Barraza, Sarah Acosta
Friday, Dec. 20, marks three years since Lina Khil disappeared on San Antonio's northwest side. Investigators have yet to find the missing child or any suspects involved in the case.
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