Justin Rodriguez
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Justin Rodriguez is an editor at KSAT 12.
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WATCH: Republican and Democrat discuss Starr County election flip on ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: Republican and Democrat discuss Starr County election flip on ‘Your Voice, South Texas’The latest episode brings us to Starr County, a former Democratic stronghold that flipped from blue to red in the presidential election for the first time in over a century.
Cómo protegerse de las estafas comunes durante las fiestas
Read full article: Cómo protegerse de las estafas comunes durante las fiestasEl Departamento de Policía de San Antonio avisa a la comunidad que tenga cuidado con estafas a través de mensajes de texto, correos electrónicos o en las redes sociales que buscan robarles dinero o su identidad.
WATCH: Castroville residents discuss big issues ahead of election on ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: Castroville residents discuss big issues ahead of election on ‘Your Voice, South Texas’Castroville, a 30-minute drive from downtown San Antonio, has expanded in recent years. Castroville leaders have openly spoken about the challenges that come with growth: management and preservation of the area’s heritage.
WATCH: La Vernia residents under 40 discuss election issues on ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: La Vernia residents under 40 discuss election issues on ‘Your Voice, South Texas’The La Vernia you see today isn’t the same one you remember from years ago. That’s why KSAT 12 News chose La Vernia as the focus of the latest episode of “Your Voice, South Texas.”
WATCH: People of New Braunfels voice concerns ahead of presidential election in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: People of New Braunfels voice concerns ahead of presidential election in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’For episode 5 of “Your Voice, South Texas,” KSAT visited New Braunfels, a city in the Hill Country.
WATCH: Kerrville residents express mixed opinions on 2024 presidential election in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: Kerrville residents express mixed opinions on 2024 presidential election in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’KSAT is spotlighting the concerns of people across various South Texas towns ahead of the 2024 presidential election in the series, “Your Voice, South Texas.”
WATCH: Pleasanton residents voice worries about jobs, division ahead of election in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: Pleasanton residents voice worries about jobs, division ahead of election in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’Episode 3 of the political series takes us to Pleasanton ahead of the November election.
‘I want everybody to see’: Families of Robb Elementary School shooting victims react to City of Uvalde records release
Read full article: ‘I want everybody to see’: Families of Robb Elementary School shooting victims react to City of Uvalde records releaseFamilies of the 21 killed at Robb Elementary say newly released records give insight to the response.
WATCH: Seguin residents reflect on tight 2024 presidential race in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’
Read full article: WATCH: Seguin residents reflect on tight 2024 presidential race in ‘Your Voice, South Texas’People aren't defined by their parties. KSAT's new series listens to residents of different towns in South Texas to get their views on the election before November, taking politicians out of the equation.
WATCH: ‘Your Voice, South Texas’ debuts with Uvalde residents’ thoughts on the presidential election
Read full article: WATCH: ‘Your Voice, South Texas’ debuts with Uvalde residents’ thoughts on the presidential electionPeople aren't defined by their parties. KSAT's new series listens to residents of different towns in South Texas to get their views on the election before November, taking politicians out of the equation.
‘Prayer, patience, and a checklist’: Salvation Army San Antonio prepares to feed thousands impacted by Beryl
Read full article: ‘Prayer, patience, and a checklist’: Salvation Army San Antonio prepares to feed thousands impacted by BerylThe Salvation Army of San Antonio is spending the weekend loading up trucks that are heading to help people impacted by Beryl.