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: Mason Hickok, Sal Salazar, Sarah Acosta
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department will take to the skies to honor a fallen detective killed in 2016.
By: Sal Salazar, Japhanie Gray
A prenatal diagnosis prepared one San Antonio family and University Health staff for the birth of a little boy named Max.
By: Matthew Craig, Sal Salazar, Courtney Friedman
Recent research is presenting a new way of thinking about suicide prevention, and both experts and patients believe it’s already saving lives.
By: Garrett Brnger, Sal Salazar
SAN ANTONIO – Chainsaws, skid steers, and woodchippers will join the sound of birds and running water along the Mission Reach portion of the San Antonio River for the next four months.
SAN ANTONIO – A father found his son suffering from gunshot wounds outside their home Tuesday morning on the city's West Side.
By: Sal Salazar, Courtney Friedman
Alert of sighting came from BCSO this week, adding to several sightings in May
By: Erica Hernandez, Sal Salazar
Jessie MacWilliams faces up to life in prison if found guilty
By: Sal Salazar, Erica Hernandez
In an unexpected turn of events, Jessie MacWilliams, the man accused of fatally shooting another man at a San Antonio gym in 2022, accepted a plea deal Wednesday after a key witness in his trial changed his assessment of MacWilliams’ mental competency.
By: Brianna Perez, Rj Marquez, Sal Salazar
This year, the Taft Raiders debuted a new mascot named Rowdy! It’s the first time Taft has had a physical mascot in years.
The former Institute of Texan Cultures building's historic designation will require a permit for a potential demolition
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