Priscilla Carraman

Jan 31, 2025 | ksat.com | Myra Arthur |Steve Spriester |Priscilla Carraman |Andrew Wilson

Myra Arthur, Anchor/Reporter Steve Spriester, Anchor/Reporter Priscilla Carraman, Manager of Content and Coverage Andrew Wilson, Digital Journalist/Social Media Producer Azian Bermea, Photojournalist Matthew Craig, Photojournalist Avery Everett, Reporter Daniela Ibarra, Investigative Reporter Eddie Latigo, Photojournalist Rick Medina, Video Editor Gavin Nesbitt, Photojournalist Katrina Webber, Reporter Henry Keller, Graphic Artist Nate Kotisso, Digital Journalist Rebecca Salinas, Digital...

Jan 30, 2025 | tspantx.com | Myra Arthur |Steve Spriester |Priscilla Carraman |Andrew Wilson |Azian Bermea |Matthew Craig | +10 more

Jan 29, 2025 | tspantx.com | Myra Arthur |Steve Spriester |Priscilla Carraman |Andrew Wilson

They are just steps from downtown San Antonio, but those who have lived here most of their lives have their own name for their neighborhood. “Denver Heights, Texas,” Aubry Lewis said. “Yeah. Denver Heights, Texas.”Lewis works at Tony G’s Soul Food Restaurant. He grew up in Denver Heights, traveled the country working for Greyhound Buses and then came back home. “I wouldn’t live anywhere else,” Lewis said. Lewis sees the changes in Denver Heights: the traffic, the homelessness and the development.

Jan 23, 2025 | tspantx.com | Steve Spriester |Myra Arthur |Priscilla Carraman |Rebecca Salinas

If you want to know the feel of a neighborhood, it’s always good to get a guided tour by people who know it best, and that’s exactly what KSAT is doing with “Know My Neighborhood.”Our newsroom is dedicated to listening to members of our community and letting them set the agenda for our coverage. So far, we’ve covered all corners of San Antonio, from Westwood Square and Alamo Ranch to Harlandale-McCollum, Dignowity Hill and Shearer Hills-Ridgeview.

Nov 22, 2024 | tspantx.com | Steve Spriester |Andrew Wilson |Priscilla Carraman |Azian Bermea

>> Click here for an interactive view of the project. City sprawl surrounds this tiny triangle of a neighborhood on the Northwest Side. Oakland Estates is named for the numerous oak trees that line this area, which sits along Huebner Road, not far from the Medical Center, Interstate 10 and Babcock Road. In many neighborhoods, curbs, sidewalks and streetlamps are desired. In Oakland Estates, they’re shunned. How long can residents fight to keep this area “Country, but Convenient”?