KSAT12 is a #1 ABC affiliate and a Graham Media Group station with strong community ties and top ratings. KSAT12 is located in San Antonio, Texas, home of the Alamo, Riverwalk and the San Antonio Spurs. KSAT12 is looking for a full time, experienced Television Operations Technician to be a part of our top-rated team!

KSAT12 is a #1 ABC affiliate and a Graham Media Group station with strong community ties and top ratings. KSAT12 is located in San Antonio, Texas, home of the Alamo, Riverwalk and the San Antonio Spurs. KSAT12 is looking for a full time, experienced Television Operations Technician to be a part of our top-rated team!

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SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. Watch past episodes here and download the free KSAT-TV app to stay up on the latest. The city of San Antonio was one of three places in Texas to declare racism a public health crisis this summer. KSAT brought together three San Antonio residents, Glo Armmer, Pharaoh Clark and Josey Garcia, to discuss their experiences with racism and how they hope the city can tackle racism and inequalities. You can watch the entire conversation in the player below.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: this content was created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon fire stick, Samsung smart TV and smartphones. Download it today for more exclusive content featuring extended interviews and bonus footage. The trial of Otis Tyrone McKane, 35, is the first death penalty case in the Bexar County Courthouse in five years. McKane is accused of shooting and killing San Antonio Police Detective Benjamin Marconi in 2016. This KSAT exclusive features never before seen footage from the courtroom, Katrina Webber’s extended jailhouse interview with McKane and a Q&A with experienced local defense attorneys and a judge.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. And it’s why cities and counties in at least 26 states have declared racism a public health crisis. San Antonio is one of three cities or counties that made the declaration this summer. Cities and counties in at least 26 states have declared racism a public health crisis. The City of San Antonio’s Metropolitan Health District says health equity is a priority and declaring racism a public health crisis is only the first step.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. Climate change is a normal process that’s been a part of earth’s history. But how have these shifts affected the climate of Texas? Watch the video above for KSAT meteorologist Sarah Spivey’s explanation. RELATED: The difference between weather and climate, explained

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a new, weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. As meteorologists, the KSAT 12 Weather Authority team works to keep you informed about the weather. But something they get asked about a lot is climate change: What is it? While weather and climate are definitely related, they are not the same thing. Watch the video above to learn more about the differences from KSAT meteorologist Kaiti Blake.

SAN ANTONIO – This year marks the 100-year anniversary of the start of National League Baseball, which began in 1920. In 1949, nearly two decades after that sports milestone, the South Texas Negro League was created and much of the talent played on teams in San Antonio at Pittman-Sullivan Park. It’s the exact field where Swain played the position of third baseman for the South Texas Negro League team, known as the San Antonio Yankees, starting back in 1964. The San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum has a digital exhibit on Negro League Baseball Happening right now. KSAT-TV EXTRA: St. Mary’s University student details career of Negro League baseball player from Texas who went on to have great success with the Kansas City Monarchs and other teams.

SAN ANTONIO – With streaming services booming and cable getting more expensive, many people are choosing to cut the cord. But you don’t have to sacrifice news, weather and everything you love about local television. KSAT12′s Alyssa Medina talks to GMSA@9 and discusses the content that can be found on the KSAT-TV streaming app. To view the video, click above. You can download the free app onto your Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Firestick or Samsung smart TV, or even your cell phone by searching “KSAT-TV” on your compatible device.

GMSA@9 Debrief: A breakdown of the KSAT-TV Streaming AppPublished: September 28, 2020, 10:17 amKSAT12's Alyssa Medina talks to the GMSA@9 anchors and discusses the content that can be found on the KSAT-TV streaming app.

More than two years after it began operating, a “now open” sign still hangs from the side of a giant, 400-space parking garage at the corner of south Highway 281 and Stone Oak Parkway. The Stone Oak Park and Ride facility opened in June 2018 as a place where drivers can park their car and hop on a VIA bus that ran two routes throughout the city: one into downtown and one to the Medical Center. “But I don’t think it’s wrong.”Since its 2018 opening and before the pandemic hit, when VIA temporarily halted the route into downtown due to COVID-19, VIA says buses transported passengers 275,000 times from the Stone Oak garage. And so clearly, they were more likely going to Stone Oak for work, for a job and not necessarily from Stone Oak to get into town,” Arndt said. “People that live in the Woodlands or people that live in Kingwood or Sugarland or Katy, communities much like Stone Oak, right?

So while the park is closed for now, that doesn’t mean you can’t lend a hand. Morgan’s Wonderland Inclusion Foundation, a new nonprofit, will coordinate fundraising and planning among all Morgan’s Wonderland-associated projects for years to come, including The MAC (Multi-Assistance Center), the group said. [RELATED: ‘Captain Inclusion’ promotes superpowers of kindness and acceptance for kids at home]The closure of the nonprofit parks will have a dramatic economic impact – a loss estimated at more than $1.3 million, according to Morgan’s Wonderland. Click here for more details on how you can support this mission of inclusion, or simply text MWCHEERS to 797979 to donate today. During the virtual gala through Sunday, if you enter the promo code MWCHEERS in the Favor app, you can get free service from the delivery company.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a new, weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. On its surface, the connection between transportation and equity throughout the city might not seem obvious. Griffin argues VIA Metropolitan Transit needs more diverse funding resources to be able to provide the transportation options he believes San Antonians not only need but deserve. “Then we seem confused when our education numbers don’t change or our economic development numbers don’t change or health care numbers don’t change as though these things are not interrelated.”When those numbers improve, an entire city can see the benefits. You can watch KSAT Explains: Transportation in San Antonio Part 1 below.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: the video above was created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app. Download it today on Apple TV, Roku, Amazon fire stick, Samsung smart TV and smartphone for more exclusive content, extended interviews and bonus footage. As the October 5 voter registration deadline approaches for the 2020 election, there are increasing efforts to recruit first-time voters all across San Antonio. From drive-thrus to pop up events outside of local restaurants and coffee shops, deputy registrars are working to make the registration easier, faster and more accessible. KSAT-TV talked with three people who have been dedicating their weekends and spare time to putting on these events.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a new, weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. A city’s ability to provide multiple transportation options is crucial in creating equitable opportunities for all, according to local experts. And that’s where transportation comes in,” said Greg Griffin, an assistant professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Transportation has become a topic of conversation in recent months and years as the City of San Antonio finds ways to improve public transit and transportation infrastructure. In November, voters will consider a 1/8 cent sales tax to fund a workforce training and education program, which would start in 2021 and run through 2025.

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After spending weeks in the hospital and on a ventilator, a plasma donation helped Dorrian regain the strength to breath on his own. But with more requests from hospitals coming in, the donation center says they need more donors to keep up with rising demand. Click here to learn more about plasma donation. One blood donation can save up to three lives. To schedule a blood donation, visit SouthTexasBlood.org.

“The 19th Amendment ensured the vote for women in the United States, Black women and white women. And that is the matter of racism in the women’s suffrage movement in the United States,” she said. It wouldn’t be until 1965′s federal Voter’s Rights Act, that everyone, including Black women, had the right to vote. “That comes as a big split, sense of betrayal, I think, on the part of white women. Meanwhile, white women were attempting to pass women’s suffrage state by state, largely focusing on Southern states.

At its core, climate change is a scientific topic. Dr. Neil Debbage, an assistant professor of political science and geography at UTSA, says to answer that question, you have to look at two things: what climate change is and how that’s separate from what we do about it. While the science of climate change isn’t inherently political, what we do about it is. Watch the video above to learn more about what has caused a scientific issue to also become a hot-button one. You can watch this week’s full episode of KSAT Explains: Climate Change below.

Artificial immunity is the idea behind vaccines and people have been trying to achieve it for hundreds of years. In 1796, Jenner took pus from a cowpox sore on a milkmaids hand and deliberately infected a young boy with it. There have been countless advancements in immunology over the years leading to the production of vaccines for dozens of diseases. There are five main types of vaccines young children commonly get in the U-S.1. Conjugate vaccinesWe broke down how these vaccines work when they enter the human body in the video below.

What we know about COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials in San AntonioPublished: August 21, 2020, 2:31 pmIn this KSAT-TV EXTRA Deven Clarke looks at the two coronavirus vaccine clinical trial currently testing on people in San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO EDITORS NOTE-- This video contains extended interviews and bonus footage created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app. From San Antonio to Washington D.C., some of our citys young activists are taking their voices to the nations capital. Reliable Revolutionaries is a civil rights group made up of several San Antonio organizations all after the same mission: justice for all. And I know that 80,000 people in San Antonio voted for Barack Obama the first time and they never voted again. These young activists are following in the footsteps of former U.S. Representative and civil rights activists John Lewis who passed away July 17.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a new, weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. Teachers across San Antonio are asking themselves whether returning to in-person learning is worth the risk while the spread of COVID-19 remains uncontrolled. Reyna has been a teacher with San Antonio Independent School District for 10 years. He is also the vice president of the San Antonio Alliance of Teachers and Support Personnel. According to a survey of 600 teachers, the San Antonio Alliance found that about 70% either take care of a child, an elderly person or someone that is immunocompromised.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This content was created exclusively for KSAT Explains, a new, weekly streaming show that dives deep into the biggest issues facing San Antonio and South Texas. Whether you prefer a flavored latte or a pour-over, there are seemingly endless options to satisfy your caffeine craving around San Antonio. Over the past decade, several new coffee shops and trucks have opened around the Alamo City, feeding a growing interest in specialty coffee and coffee culture. Eleven years into this, and we built so much culture and community in San Antonio through the cafes and our spaces, Grubbs said. Local Coffee is just one of several locally owned coffee shops dealing with the uncertainty brought on by this pandemic.

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Black queer lives are Black lives. If were gonna talk about Black lives mattering, we need to talk about all Black lives, the organizer said. The organizer explained why a big part of these marches are focused on transgender women of color. This Pride Month has been bittersweet for the community as they continue fighting for basic human rights. RELATED: Pride San Antonio announces digital festival for 2020 amid COVID-19 pandemicDrag shows go digital in South Texas

SAN ANTONIO As Americans continue to discuss police reforms, police unions are under renewed scrutiny. Police advocates say unions protect officers from being fired unjustifiably. Mike Helle, the president of the San Antonio Police Officers Association, weighed in on the controversial debate during a Q&A session on KSAT Tuesday. With so much focus on the police, Helle said the biggest misconception about the San Antonio Police Officers Association is that the union seeks to protect criminal acts by officers. Thats all were about: establishing a fair process that gives the employee the opportunity to give an argument about why they shouldnt be terminated or fired, Helle said.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This video was created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app. But a man with a plan stepped up to the microphone, calmed the crowd and got Mayor Ron Nirenberg to listen. Speakers urge San Antonio City Council to ‘defund the police’ during budget discussionsClark wrote a list of 10 requests that he believes would push San Antonio in the right direction towards ending police brutality and racial injustices. Mayor Ron Nirenberg speaks to community on Day 6 of George Floyd protests in San AntonioAfter presenting his petition, Clark met with Mayor Ron Nirenberg and walked him down to the downtown rally. Nirenberg said he and Clark will meet daily to try and tackle Clark and the community’s list.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This video was created specifically for the KSAT-TV streaming app. Download the app on your Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire stick, or smart TV to access more extended stories and original community content for free. Over the weekend, thousands of Black Lives Matter demonstrators marched through downtown San Antonio. As the sun went down Saturday, and many of the peaceful protesters headed home, some people turned destructive. San Antonio Police Chief William McManus and Mayor Ron Nirenberg called them agitators," saying they were not part of the initial planned protests earlier in the day and instead were taking advantage of the situation to cause chaos.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: The video above has been modified to include bonus footage not seen on our traditional newscasts. After spending weeks in the hospital battling COVID-19, one San Antonio man is finally heading home. Luis Diaz first went to the hospital with what he and his family thought was a sinus infection or horrible allergies. Our dad died three times in the last 60 days and he walked out alive today, said Sean Diaz, Luis son. Its just very emotional, Sean said.

Greg Abbott has released his plans to reopen Texas. Here’s what we knowDuring a live interview on KSAT-TV on Thursday, Abbott said the best experts in the state have weighed in on the matter. Earlier this month the rate of positive cases was at 10% and it’s closer to 6% now, Abbott said. The rate of positive cases must go down or stay flat. As of Thursday morning, nearly 27,054 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed in Texas, according to Texas Health and Human Services with 12,054 recoveries and 732 deaths.

San Antonio and Bexar County leaders will give an update on Tuesdays about the status and response to COVID-19 in the community.

We are a #1 ABC affiliate and a Graham Media Group station with strong community ties and top ratings. KSAT12 is looking for a full time, experienced Television Operations Technician to be a part of our top-rated team! In this position, you will be responsible for any or all of the following: Operate Ross Overdrive Automation during newscasts. Related experience in production and television studio operations preferred. This is a full-time position that will require work during early morning hours, evening hours, weekends and holidays as part of a regular schedule.

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