Joe Arredondo is a journalist for KSAT, focusing on local news in San Antonio, Texas. With a passion for investigative reporting and community journalism, Joe covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, local events, and issues affecting the San Antonio community.
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By: Joe Arredondo, John Paul Barajas
– Where is Caleb Harris? That's the question Harris' family and authorities are asking after the 21-year-old was reported missing on March 4.
By: Joe Arredondo, Ivan Herrera
– A man in his 20s is dead after someone shot into a vehicle, striking the driver, according to San Antonio police.
By: Joe Arredondo, John Paul Barajas
After 78 years of ministry, a San Antonio church is closing its doors. Jefferson Community Church held its last church service on Easter Sunday.
– A man in his mid-30s is hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting near downtown, according to San Antonio police.
By: John Paul Barajas, Joe Arredondo
Three drive-by shootings on the same street in a week have residents on the West Side fearing the worst.
By: Avery Everett, Joe Arredondo
A local initiative has brought together more than a dozen bars that all offer free rides to prevent drunk driving
By: Joe Arredondo, John Paul Barajas
Fiesta is back! The Alamo City is rocking and enjoying tasty food and drinks, but is what you’re consuming safe? A KSAT crew followed San Antonio Metropolitan Health District inspectors to find out.
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: Henry Keller, Avery Everett, Joe Arredondo, Matthew Craig
In FY 2024 so far, city crews have completed more than 500 homeless encampment abatements Read next:
By: Dale L. Keller, Bill Taylor, Joe Arredondo, Myra Arthur, Valerie Gomez
This KSAT Explains was prompted by a question from a viewer named Nat about how mail delivery works.
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