Ksat News Anchors Leaving, KSAT anchor Steve Spriester is leaving the San Antonio ABC affiliate after 30 years.
- Ksat News Anchors Leaving, (Courtesy of Leslie Mouton, Nick Mantas) Six veteran broadcasters with decades of experience are retiring from San Antonio’s KSAT, officials with the TV station said. Last week, KSAT said six on-air employees were leaving this summer. The departures May 2026 shake-ups at Texas TV stations include KSAT 12 reporter Avery Everett's departure and Hannah Gonzales' entrance, as well as a longtime show ending. traffic report, revealed she is leaving the morning anchor desk. On Friday, KSAT’s Steven Cavazos announced he is leaving the station in December. . Steve Spriester is leaving KSAT after 30 years with the San Antonio TV station. San Antonio TV stations experienced significant changes in 2024, with over a dozen broadcasters, including veteran anchors, leaving their positions. Veteran San Antonio TV anchors left the airwaves as other familiar faces also announced their exits from News 4, KABB, KENS 5 and KSAT alike. KSAT TV’s parent company has reportedly offered buyouts to senior staff at its seven local news stations. KSAT anchor Steve Spriester is leaving the San Antonio ABC affiliate after 30 years. Credit: Courtesy After three decades as one of San Antonio’s most familiar faces, news anchor Steve The KSAT team is known for an aggressive reporting style in our top-rated newscasts and for a daily, fast-paced lifestyle program, “SA Live”, that is number one in the market. KSAT 12 confirmed limited staffing adjustments on March 3; station says the cuts weren't performance-related as local TV newsrooms face pressure. In a Tuesday broadcast, Spivey announced that she'll no longer be a part of the station's weekend broadcast: "For the last eight and a half years, I've been San Antonio viewers said goodbye to KSAT anchors Steve Spriester and Nick Mantas. In a surprise announcement, KSAT 12 revealed that one of their veteran anchors will depart the San Antonio station. The departures embody Mark Austin, Jessie Degollado, Longtime KSAT anchor Steve Spriester left the station to become head of strategic communications at Perfected Claims, a legal advocacy firm. However, he's been active on his social media page, Post Oak Pits & Poles, ever since and Fans bid farewell to longtime favorites at KSAT-TV, KENS 5 and KABB Fox SA as experienced newcomers arrived, ready to share the next wave of San Antonio stories. Bernice Kearney, current news director at Graham's KPRC Houston and former news director at KSAT, is also leaving due to a "buyout across the company," according to TV news ISIS Romero is a news anchor who had been with KSAT 12 San Antonio for more than a decade. San Antonio viewers said goodbye to longtime KSAT 12 anchor Mark Austin back in 2024. In a news release sent to MySA, the station shared Steve Spriester is Mark Austin, Mike Osterhage, Ursula Pari, David Sears, Jessie Degollado, and Marilyn Moritz are all leaving KSAT 12 San Antonio, the Graham Media Group station announced San Antonio TV stations KSAT 12, WOAI and KENS 5 saw anchor exits, promotions with Ernie Zuniga, Phil Anaya, John Paul Barajas and Courtney Friedman. tngrixs, w3tht, m7t, mlqh, 5a4, fo6gw, fb4d09y, dx6j, 8r4vh, yrh,