Adam Barraza is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas, writing for KSAT. With a focus on local news, Adam covers a wide range of topics including crime, community initiatives, social issues, and local government. Through his articles, he aims to inform and engage the San Antonio community on important issues affecting their daily lives.
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San Antonio, Texas, United States (Local)
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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By: Katrina Webber, Adam Barraza
Boy, 16, suffered a severe injury to his hand, possibly while playing with a gun, San Antonio police said.
By: Courtney Friedman, Adam Barraza
NF affects one in every 2,000 people. All patients are born with it, but some don't show symptoms until they are young adults. For those patients, it can be hard to diagnose.
By: Patty Santos, Adam Barraza
Businesses along the St. Mary's Strip are throwing a Rock the Block grand reopening party to let their loyal customers know the construction is over.
By: Patty Santos, Adam Barraza
Martinez is the executive director at Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Inc. , a local nonprofit organization that rescues and rehabilitates native Texas wildlife.
By: Daniela Ibarra, Adam Barraza
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to head downtown over the next 10 days and figuring out how to get there can be a challenge.
By: Matthew Craig, Priscilla Carraman, Rick Medina, Maritza Carlos, Myra Arthur, Adam Barraza, Andrew Wilson, Katrina Webber, Eddie Latigo, Gavin Nesbitt, Joe Arredondo, Azian Bermea, Bill Taylor, Avery Everett, Daniela Ibarra, Adam B. Higgins, Steve Sprieste
SAN ANTONIO – The Alamo, River Walk, San Fernando Cathedral. They are all iconic places that serve as icons of San Antonio and touchstones in the middle of a bustling city. But what is it like to live in the shadow of these tourist hot spots?
By: Daniela Ibarra, Adam Barraza, Henry Keller
The convenience of living downtown comes at a cost. Everything is walkable, but finding parking can be a challenge. Those who live downtown say they are surrounded by culture and vibrance — and the tradeoff is worth it.
By: Matthew Craig, Adam Barraza, John Paul Barajas
A man arrested in 2019 for aggravated robbery is showing others how his second chance helped him turn his life around and join a NASA program.
A shooting on the North Side left one man injured and another on the run, according to Chief William McManus.
By: John Paul Barajas, Adam Barraza
A bad batch of drugs has led to an opioid overdose outbreak in Austin. Its proximity to San Antonio and surrounding areas has local officials on high alert.
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