Megan Reyna is a Morning Anchor with a focus on local news in San Antonio, Texas. She has written articles for various news outlets, including KTVB News Group, KHOU 11, WBIR-TV, KENS 5, KIII 3NEWS, and KBMT/K-JAC 12News. Megan covers a range of topics, from crime and missing persons cases to local events and community stories.
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Megan Reyna's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, missing person cases, and police investigations in San Antonio and Texas. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: David Lynch
Earlier in the day Tuesday, Brad Simpson's business associate was arrested and accused of tampering with evidence. Now Brad faces similar charges.
By: Megan Reyna, David Lynch
Earlier in the day Tuesday, Brad Simpson's business associate was arrested and accused of tampering with evidence. Now Brad faces similar charges.
By: Megan Reyna
Just days before her birthday, a suspect accused of killing MaryAnn Marble was taken into custody.
According to online records, Taylor Jeffrey McKemberly had 23 warrants spanning several counties in Texas, dating back to 2019.
By: Megan Reyna
SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio family is outraged and heartbroken after a police officer shot and killed their two dogs.
By: Kristin Dean, Megan Reyna, David Lynch
Jail records show an "offense date" of Oct. 6, which is when 51-year-old Suzanne Simpson disappeared.
Julie Butcher, 31, was shot and killed while driving on the I-35 access road Friday night. Police have yet to arrests any suspects in the case.
By: Megan Reyna
Julie Butcher, 31, was shot and killed while driving on the I-35 access road Friday night. Police have yet to arrests any suspects in the case.
By: David Lynch
Suzanne Simpson has been missing since Oct. 6. Authorities said there's still no evidence she could be alive.
Former prosecutor and current defense attorney Nico LaHood said it is possible not all the evidence the DA has is laid out in the arrest warrant.
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