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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29-year-old Alfredo Xavier Marmolejo is accused of physically assaulting three 2-year-old students back on November 14.
By: Megan Reyna
SAN ANTONIO — On Wednesday, San Antonio police arrested a 54-year-old man for allegedly breaking into a newly built home and stealing high dollar appliances.
Her husband, Brad Simpson, is awaiting trial for murder and other charges following his indictments this week.
By: Megan Reyna
According to Everytown for Gun Safety, San Antonio ranks fifth for the highest rate of gun thefts from vehicles, following cities like Memphis and Atlanta.
Leaders in Floresville, Texas, are planning to pay people impacted by the July gas line exclusion.
By: Megan Reyna
SAN ANTONIO — It took the right people in the right place and with right training to save a local teacher's life.
San Antonio police are investigating the claims but have yet to make an arrest. Meanwhile, the woman said more alleged victims are coming forward to her.
By: Megan Reyna
San Antonio police are investigating the claims but have yet to make an arrest. Meanwhile, the woman said more alleged victims are coming forward to her.
By: Megan Reyna
Their accused killer remains in the Bexar County Jail, awaiting trial. The next hearing is set for January.
By: Megan Reyna
SAN ANTONIO — The Fair Oaks preschool teacher who tragically died last week is being hailed a hero.
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