KSAT 12 GMSA@9 anchor Leslie Mouton discusses COVID-19 with a family member who contracted the disease. Published: May 5, 2020, 11:23 amIf you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

DIY gel nails | SA Live | KSAT 12Published: April 15, 2020, 10:32 amOur producer, Nicole Mattox, and her mother, Leslie Mouton, banned together to try to do their own gel nails. It turns out that gel nails are harder to apply than regular nail polish! Watch the video above to see their journey,

SAN ANTONIO – Watch as GMSA @ 9 anchor Leslie Mouton cuts her husband’s hair during the COVID-19 quarantine. To view the video, click above. Click here to read some tips on how to do so, and then post your pics to our gallery of home haircuts. COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new virus, stands for coronavirus disease 2019. The disease first appeared in late 2019 in Wuhan, China, but spread around the world in early 2020, causing the World Health Organization to declare a pandemic in March.

Watch as GMSA @ 9 anchor Leslie Mouton cuts her husband's hair during the COVID-19 quarantine. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

SAN ANTONIO – Have you cut your kids’ hair, your spouse’s or maybe even your own hair during COVID-19? With salons and barbershops closed for more than a month, many people are getting desperate and taking matters into their own hands -- with varying results. We want to see your haircut pictures in our community gallery!

KSAT is experimenting with Leslie anchoring from home to prepare for any stay-at-home order due to the novel coronavirus. Leslie wants viewers to know that she is not self-quarantining due to COVID-19, and there may be a delay. See Leslie and Mark explain the experiment in the video above. KSAT’s Mike Osterhage self quarantines after son came into contact with coronavirus-positive personCOVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new virus, stands for coronavirus disease 2019. A stay-at-home order was issued by California Gov.

Mark Austin is well-known to South Texas viewers having spent the bulk of his TV news career at KSAT. After brief stints at two stations in East Texas, Mark came to San Antonio as a freelance reporter in late 1998. He joined KSAT 12 News just months later.

GMSA @9 anchors Mark Austin and Leslie Mouton practice social distancing during their Monday's newscast. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.

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SAN ANTONIO – Happy birthday to KSAT 12′s wonderful Good Morning San Antonio anchor Leslie Mouton! Check out what Leslie said about her battle with breast cancer, her must-have snack food and what event she loves to cover most. What has been one of the biggest highlights of your career at KSAT so far? While the diagnosis and the battle were frightening, the station and the community embraced it and lifted me up. I love the Battle of Flowers Parade - hosting it every year is a true honor!

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That means 40 years for the breast cancer that ravaged my healthy tissue once do the same thing again. Because it is relatively new, only a few doctors in the country specialize in the DIEP breast reconstruction procedure. Please keep me close in your prayers as I embark on another chapter of my battle - this time to prevent breast cancer!!! We decided he would make sure the vessels are viable before Dr. Rosenthal removes my breast tissue - just in case. I trust you, if it doesn't look right don't do it, and you can make me a new one later".

Reporters Debrief: Conviction: The Bingo King MurderPublished: June 5, 2020, 8:58 amIsis Romero and Dillon Collier sit down with Leslie Mouton and Mark Austin to talk about the debut of the KSAT.com documentary, Convicted: The Bingo King Murder.

But facing cancer makes you appreciate the moments, not just the years. Cancer makes you angry. Cancer makes you cry. Cancer makes you strong. Cancer makes you a fighter.

A year ago, KSAT 12 News anchor Leslie Mouton found out she had breast cancer. On the Nightbeat, Mouton takes viewers once again to the hospital for a one-year checkup to make sure she is cancer-free. "Here are your old ones from last year, and here are your current ones," Shea said. The spots shrunk, which was a good indication that this time, they were the result of surgery and not cancer. The toxicology report came back negative for cancer and Mouton was been given a clean bill of health.

"Good Morning San Antonio" anchor Leslie Mouton recently interviewed Robin Roberts in New York City. Leslie Mouton said. She inspired dozens of awareness drives and led to tens of thousands of new bone marrow registrations. It is a journey and a bond that Robin and Leslie share. For a list of recent stories Leslie Mouton has done, click here.