Sue Calberg is a Multimedia Journalist at KIII 3NEWS. She specializes in themes related to climate change and the environment, water management, crime and justice, juvenile justice, and legal affairs, with a focus on lawsuits and the legal rights of minors. Sue's work has been featured in prominent outlets including FOX West Texas, KYTX CBS19, KVUE MEDIA, and many others.
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Sue Calberg's reporting largely centers around local crime, public safety, and community development in San Antonio, Texas. Her frequent coverage of evolving stories and breaking news indicates that she is likely to respond well to pitches related to ongoing developments or urgent issues in the region.
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By: Darcy Ramirez, Sue Calberg
The Bexar County Medical Examiner is working to identify the man and the cause of death.
By: Sue Calberg
A woman's video inside a stalled elevator at the Texas Diabetes Institute capture a tense hour-long rescue by firefighters.
By: Sue Calberg
Neighbors near Beitel Creek say they face ongoing anxiety and a lack of information nearly a year after a devastating flood claimed 11 lives.
By: Sue Calberg
Live Oak police have arrested five people on charges including fraud and narcotics, following a probe into stolen vehicles identified by a license plate reader.
By: Sue Calberg
A violent Mother's Day incident at the Ayres Halfway House left two staff seriously injured, police say. Suspects allegedly used a fire extinguisher and toilet lid.
By: Darcy Ramirez, Sue Calberg
After the blasts, CPS Energy crews discovered a leak in a service line connected to a nearby home located between the two explosion sites.
On the east side, an 80-year-old woman faced a terrifying ordeal as two burglars invaded her home. As police search for the suspects, the community remains on edge.
By: Sue Calberg
A teen was shot during a robbery attempt at Villa Mesa Apartments in Universal City, police say.
By: Sue Calberg, Alyssa Muñoz
A Bexar County towing company owner pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe Sheriff Javier Salazar for a county towing contract, federal officials say.
Sheriff Javier Salazar exposed and reported a bribery attempt involving a towing contract, leading to guilty pleas from two businessmen.
