Sal Salazar is a journalist based in San Antonio, Texas, writing for KSAT. With a focus on local news, Sal covers a range of topics including crime, community development, politics, and human interest stories. Through his articles, Sal aims to keep the residents of San Antonio informed about the issues that matter most to their city.
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Sal Salazar's coverage focuses on local news in San Antonio, Texas, with a particular emphasis on crime, government and politics, family & relationships, homelessness, mental health, and volunteerism. He regularly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
When reaching out to Sal Salazar or pitching story ideas for his consideration, it is essential to keep the focus on local events within San Antonio or relevant news from Texas. Story pitches should revolve around crime updates/developments in the region or address issues related to mental health support services available locally. Additionally, he may be interested in human interest stories about volunteer activities focused within the area.
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By: Garrett Brnger, Sal Salazar
SAN ANTONIO – The opportunity to go after the first open San Antonio mayor's seat since 2009 has drawn a wide pool of applicants.
By: Madalynn Lambert, Sal Salazar, Halee Powers
Her cause of death remains unclear SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office identified the woman who was found dead along a greenway on the Northeast Side.
By: Ivan Herrera, Sal Salazar
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Bexar County Precinct 3 deputy constables shot and killed two dogs during an eviction call at an apartment complex on the North Side, county officials said.
By: Garrett Brnger, Valerie Gomez, Sal Salazar
The 2021 February Freeze forced rotating power outages, disrupted water system, and killed hundreds statewide
By: Garrett Brnger, Sal Salazar
Former officer Philip Ortiz Jr. was arrested in November 2021 and given an indefinite suspension. A year later, his criminal case was dismissed.
By: John Paul Barajas, Sal Salazar
A MacArthur High School teacher who went into cardiac arrest on campus is alive and well thanks to his students' quick actions to save his life.
By: Larry Ramirez, Sal Salazar
LA VERNIA, Texas – The La Vernia Bears football team is heading to the UIL state semifinals for the first time in program history.
By: Sal Salazar, Madalynn Lambert, Garrett Brnger
SAN ANTONIO – Los carruajes de caballos pasarán a formar parte del pasado de San Antonio en cinco años.
By: Sal Salazar, Luis Cienfuegos, Stephanie Serna
Naomi Olivares' son Gilbert Cordaway died from brain cancer at age of 11.
By: Sal Salazar
SAN ANTONIO – A Benedictine Sister from India was critically injured after she was hit by a car while crossing San Pedro Avenue, an Archdiocese of San Antonio spokesperson confirmed in a statement to KSAT.
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