Sarah Duran is a News Reporter at various media outlets including NewsWest 9 and KAGS-TV. She focuses on topics related to the United States, Central America, The Caribbean, and South America, with a particular interest in beverage production and the drinks and spirits industry. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent networks such as KCEN 6 News, KVUE MEDIA, and FOX West Texas, among others.
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San Antonio, United States (Local)
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Sarah Duran's coverage heavily focuses on local crime, family-related stories, and government announcements in the Texas area. If you're looking to pitch a story to her, it would be most effective if it revolves around evolving or breaking news related to crime or family issues within the San Antonio or Texas region. Additionally, pitches pertaining to government announcements or policies that directly impact residents of Texas may also capture her interest.
Given Sarah’s focus on local and community-specific topics, she would likely appreciate pitches from individuals with direct involvement in these events such as law enforcement officials, community leaders, victims' advocates, or experts with deep knowledge of local laws and regulations impacting families and communities in the San Antonio area.
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By: Marcus Risen
Not much information is known at this time, but around 5 a.m. San Antonio officials were called to the frontage road of Loop 410 at Airport Boulevard.
Over 100,000 people expected to flood San Antonio for Paul McCartney, Muertos Fest, and more. Here's what to know...
November 7, 2000, was the last day without a traffic death in Texas.
By: Darcy Ramirez, Sarah Duran
Drivers are able to rejoin I-10 before FM-1516. SAN ANTONIO — Drivers on the east side of I-10 face major delays Wednesday morning after a dual tractor-trailer flipped, causing a hazmat spill.
By: Darcy Ramirez, Sarah Duran
San Antonio International Airport expects smooth operations for 137,000 holiday travelers, despite recent FAA disruptions; officials advise checking flight statuses.
By: Sarah Duran
In addition to workforce opportunities, the event will also provide access to vital community resources.
