Robert Samarron is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. He writes for KSAT, covering local news and events in the San Antonio area. His articles focus on a wide range of topics, including community initiatives, healthcare, education, and public safety. His work has also been featured in WJXT.
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Robert Samarron's coverage focuses on local events, with an emphasis on crime, family & relationships, education, and scientific themes. His articles often feature community-centric topics related to health, education, transportation and holidays.
If you're reaching out to Robert with a pitch or relevant expertise in any of these areas such as local community initiatives addressing healthcare shortages or educational programs impacting the San Antonio area; consider framing your pitch around how it directly impacts the local population. For example, if there are innovative healthcare solutions being implemented in Texas or unique educational programs launched in San Antonio that would fit well within his coverage scope.
Given his focus on specific locations like Texas and San Antonio along with themes such as crime and family & relationships; pitches should be tailored to align closely with the interests of his regional audience while also considering broader societal impact.
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– After two years of waiting, a local war veteran and Purple Heart recipient was donated a fully wheelchair-accessible house on Friday.
By: Robert Samarron, Garrett Brnger
SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County Commissioners agreed Tuesday to set aside $100 million for an East-West rapid transit route through downtown San Antonio.
By: Robert Samarron, Courtney Friedman
SAN ANTONIO – Solutions offer hope. That's the belief behind Solutionaries and why our focus is on the creative thinkers and doers working to make the world a better place. Each episode focuses on effective responses to problems and offers viewers ways they can join the effort for positive change.
By: Katrina Webber, Alex Gamez, Robert Samarron
Medical examiner still working to identify man killed in shooting
By: Robert Samarron, Katrina Webber
– The rescue itself, which involved San Antonio firefighters scaling a ladder and descending into the back of a garbage truck to retrieve a trapped woman, was dramatic enough.
By: Katrina Webber, Robert Samarron
San Antonio police say Adrianna Dolores Garza, 47, is the woman who was caught on camera in July sharing a high-five with a man. They believe the pair were celebrating after robbing and roughing up Jose Santos Hernandez, 86.
By: Robert Samarron, Katrina Webber
Sudden storms brought floodwaters to the area Tuesday morning, leaving numerous drivers stranded.
By: Sarah Acosta, Robert Samarron
The San Antonio Fire Department responded to 20 high-water rescue calls. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt, and most were able to get to safety before crews arrived.
By: Robert Samarron, Garrett Brnger, Alexis Montalbo, Katrina Webber
– A man who claimed ownership of a pack of dogs involved in a Wednesday afternoon attack on a woman told KSAT 12 News he is sorry about what happened.
By: Katrina Webber, Robert Samarron, Azian Bermea
Zoo lost $60k when it shut down Tuesday Related coverage on KSAT:
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