Steve Short
Afternoon Host/News Anchorsteve@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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The 40-year-old man crashed into one of the SAPD patrol units and another car. He then got out and started shooting at police and other drivers on the highway main lanes while trying to carjack them. One officer was wounded before police shot and killed the suspect. -
It is a privilege every day to work with such a dedicated team of journalists at Texas Public Radio.
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The 'Designated Bidders,' a group of business executives, acquired the team from the Elmore Group.
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The 43rd annual dinner is bringing the San Antonio community back to the table this year for the first time since 2019.
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Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales says the conviction of a former constable and sheriff candidate for felony tampering of records shows anyone who breaks the law will be held accountable.
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All of Seguin and parts of neighboring McQueeney are currently without natural gas service to homes and businesses. The outage is the result of damage to a natural gas pipeline that serves the towns.
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There are scattered power outages around the city, predominately on the north side, where some ice has formed on overhead lines.
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The San Antonio Food Bank will become the first food bank in the nation to also provide affordable housing for families with small children.
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The Texas summer of 2020 took a turn for the worse this week. Triple-digit temperatures throughout the weekend scorched the San Antonio region and forced…
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People all over San Antonio had their eyes to the sky Wednesday afternoon as the Air Force Thunderbirds did a flyover to salute people on the front line…
