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Samuel King will join the evening newscasts on KSAT 12. He will be leaving his Good Morning San Antonio Courtesy Show MoreShow Less
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Steven Cavazos joins Good Morning San Antonio as their new traffic anchor. Courtesy Show MoreShow Less
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San Antonio viewers will notice some changes at KSAT 12.
Traffic anchor Samuel King is moving from Good Morning San Antonio to the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. evening newscasts.
“Samuel has covered traffic and transportation for GMSA recently and will now focus on the bigger transportation issues facing Bexar County residents in the future, said news director Bernice Kearney.
Help KSAT wish 47-year veteran reporter Paul Venema farewell by signing our send-off card
Paul Venema started at KSAT in 1969 and will retire at the end of May
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Paul Venema is an institution in the KSAT newsroom and for KSAT viewers.
Venema started as a weekend anchor in 1969 and later anchored the 5, 6, and 10 o’clock newscasts, but his true passion was working as a reporter in the field.
San Antonio Living co-host says goodbye after nearly a decade. KSAT welcomes new reporter
Jan. 7, 2021
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San Antonio Living co-host Denise Cabello said goodbye to viewers after 8 years at the NBC affiliate.Denise CabelloShow MoreShow Less
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San Antonio Living co-host Denise Cabello said goodbye to viewers after 8 years at the NBC affiliate.Denise CabelloShow MoreShow Less
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2021 has already kicked off with some changes in San Antonio TV news.
Denise Cabello, co-host of San Antonio Living, bid farewell on Dec. 31. She announced her departure on social media. New Year, new chapter. After 8 years, I’m leaving WOAI/KABB, she wrote. In those 8 years, I found my loving husband. We started our beautiful family with our amazing daughter, Izzy.
After 47 years, Paul Venema will sign off from KSAT this year
Jan. 7, 2021
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