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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San Antonio, Texas, United States (Local)
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.
Given his extensive coverage of government and politics at a local level as well as announcements regarding city facilities and policies affecting residents' lives directly - any expert commentary offered would need to have relevance specifically to this geographic location.
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By: Sal Salazar, Erica Hernandez
A family member of Miranda Casarez described her to a jury during her trial on Tuesday as a good mother.
By: Marilyn Moritz, Sal Salazar
Fiesta medals, necklaces and toys that light up contain tiny button batteries, which are very dangerous if a child swallows one.
By: Stephania Jimenez, Sal Salazar
Registered dietician who helps people with diabetes stay on track offers advice
By: Katrina Webber, Sal Salazar
Arson investigators looking for cause of fire which started outside New Testament Missionary Baptist Church
By: Sal Salazar, Tiffany Huertas
A new school for young children is on a mission to provide a high-quality childhood education for all children, while in an inclusive setting.
By: Sal Salazar, Marilyn Moritz, Luis Cienfuegos
One area high school student is among a growing number of children and teens suffering what are called overuse injuries, particularly stress fractures.
By: Sal Salazar, Jessie Degollado
By: Sal Salazar, Katrina Webber
The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is working to find the rightful owners of a haul of stolen property, including construction equipment, a pickup, and a recreational vehicle.
By: Tiffany Huertas, Sal Salazar
Automotive, cybersecurity, and aerospace manufacturers gathered at the Freeman Expo Hall on Wednesday for the 23rd Annual South Central Texas Manufacturing Trade Show and Conference.
By: Adam B. Higgins, Daniela Ibarra, Sal Salazar
A mother and daughter nursing duo at Northeast Methodist Hospital shares how their bond is strengthened by love and their labor.
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