Santiago Esparza is a News Photographer at KSAT. Based in Laredo, TX, he covers a diverse range of topics, including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on environmental services and corporate sustainability. Santiago's work has been featured in KSAT and T-SPAN, showcasing his expertise in both local and international reporting.
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Santiago Esparza's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, fire incidents, and police response in the San Antonio area. Given the prevalence of evolving and breaking news stories, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or developing crime-related events such as investigations, community impact, or human-interest angles within the local context.
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By: Sarah Spivey, Rebecca Salinas, Santiago Esparza, Patty Santos
KERR COUNTY, Texas – Heavy rainfall on Thursday morning has caused dangerous flooding in the Hunt area, prompting rescues, evacuations and leaving some residents stranded as rising water cut off road access, sources told KSAT.
By: Rebecca Salinas, Justin Horne, Santiago Esparza, Ricardo Moreno, Spencer Heath, Madalynn Lambert, Patty Santos, Shelby Ebertowski
KSAT crews are monitoring for storms Tuesday in San Antonio and surrounding counties in South Central Texas.
By: Patty Santos, Santiago Esparza
KERRVILLE, Texas – Floodwaters from Goat Creek spilled over a Kerrville road early Thursday, pushing water into a family's home and leaving them to watch as nearly all of their property was swept away.
By: Ruben Verdin, Patty Santos, Tommy Namphong, Santiago Esparza
COMAL COUNTY, Texas – In just three weeks, you could be driving a school bus and picking up students in Comal County.
By: Santiago Esparza, Madalynn Lambert, Daniela Ibarra, Ricardo Moreno, Rick Medina
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Water System is putting money back in residents' pockets — but only if they're willing to make some water-saving changes at home.
By: Patty Santos, Santiago Esparza
BOERNE, Texas – Last week's flooding hit Kendall County hard, and now a nonprofit organization says it is dealing with thousands of dollars in new damage on top of a growing list of overdue repairs.
By: Santiago Esparza, Hannah Gonzales
COTULLA, Texas – La Salle County officials are expected to provide an update Wednesday morning as flooding continues to impact Cotulla, where evacuations were recommended for some residents.
By: Hannah Gonzales, Santiago Esparza
KERRVILLE, Texas – The Kerrville City Council voted Wednesday to extend its disaster declaration as crews continue responding to major flood damage across the city and Kerr County.
By: Santiago Esparza, Hannah Gonzales
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio River Authority is increasing its efforts to remove invasive apple snails from the San Antonio River, where the
By: Hannah Gonzales, Santiago Esparza
SAN ANTONIO – Back-to-school season is just around the corner, and for many families, the cost of supplies, clothes, and haircuts adds up fast.
