Steve Short
All Things Considered Host / Editorsteve@tpr.org
Steve joined the Texas Public Radio news team in 2009, and serves as TPR's Assistant News Director and afternoon anchor. You can hear him Monday-Friday from 3-7pm on KSTX 89.1 FM. Steve is a veteran of radio news in South Texas, having worked for commercial stations in the San Antonio area since the late 1980s.
Prior to joining TPR, Steve was the San Antonio News bureau Chief for Metro Networks, a division of Westwood One. He wrote stories for the wire service and anchored newscasts on numerous radio stations in the area.
In his spare time Steve enjoys camping, canoeing and barbecuing with friends.
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Un retraso vinculado a la votación del Ayuntamiento significa que la nueva cuota de entrada a Market Square no se aplicará hasta después de los primeros días de la Fiesta. -
A delay tied to the City Council vote means the new admission fee at Market Square won’t begin until after the opening days of Fiesta.
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El ayuntamiento está reconsiderando el nombre de la calle tras nuevas acusaciones y busca obtener más opiniones del público a través de reuniones comunitarias. -
The city is revisiting the street name after new allegations and is seeking more public input through community meetings.
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Thousands of people lined the streets to congratulate the hometown bobsledder who won Olympic gold in the monobob last month in Italy. -
City officials put out a call for artists earlier this year to provide designs for the boxes that would call attention to the unique culture of New Braunfels. Designs on selected works include rivers, Wurstfest, a lederhosen-clad duck, and a unicorn that can't resist a good tubing. -
El Departamento de Policía de San Antonio recibió información de la Oficina del FBI de San Antonio sobre amenazas de cometer un tiroteo masivo en el Centro Comunitario Judío Barshop esta semana. -
San Antonio police arrest suspect linked to mass shooting threat directed at Jewish community centerThe San Antonio Police Department received information from the San Antonio FBI Office regarding threats to commit a mass shooting at the Barshop Jewish Community Center this week.
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Jonathan Joss voiced the character John Redcorn on the comedy series. -
Pop, who's 76, suffered a stroke last November and was out the rest of the season.
