Hunter King is a MMJ/Reporter at WMAZ-TV. He focuses on themes such as climate change, water management, and health and wellness, while also covering topics like animal rescue, consumer health, and personal finance. Hunter's work has been featured in various outlets, including Killeen Daily Herald, Crown Media Holdings Inc., and 11Alive.
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Hunter King's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball, wrestling, and other athletics. If you're seeking to reach out to him or contribute content for his articles, consider offering insights related to the performance of local teams and athletes in these specific sports. Personal stories about up-and-coming athletes or trends within these sporting events could also be appealing.
As Hunter focuses mainly on local events in Texas (Lampasas), pitches should emphasize relevance to this area. Expert commentary from coaches or players involved in the covered games may capture his attention and strengthen your pitch.
Remember that Hunter has a strong focus on event coverage related to high school sports, so any pitches should align with this theme while highlighting unique perspectives or standout performances at local events.
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By: Adam B. Higgins, Hunter King
SAN ANTONIO – For many San Antonio families, Thanksgiving means a crowded table, familiar recipes and time with loved ones.
By: Adam Barraza, Hunter King
SAN ANTONIO – It may be hot and humid on Thursday, but the city is expected to get a much different start to Friday as a cold front moves through the area.
By: Hunter King, Luis Cienfuegos
SAN ANTONIO – As the investigation continues into the deadly fall during a pregame ceremony at Saturday night's UTSA football game, a longtime caver and rock climber showed KSAT what can go into a safe rappel.
By: Hunter King, Adam Barraza
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Bexar County election officials say they corrected a ballot problem that caused some voters in split school-district areas to receive the wrong ballot.
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Have you had a problem while trying to vote in Bexar County? Voting concerns can take many forms.
By: Luis Cienfuegos, Hunter King
SAN ANTONIO – A 900,000-pound tunnel-boring machine is now sitting at Morgan's Inclusion Campus on San Antonio's Northeast Side, but crews are still waiting on final approval before digging can begin.
By: Hunter King, Daniela Ibarra, Eddie Latigo
The U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas says his office is investigating possible illegal voting tied to past elections.
By: Hunter King, Adam B. Higgins
Voters reach out to KSAT to report voting issues, officials urge you to review on-screen choices and verify your printed paper ballot before it is cast.
By: Hunter King
BEXAR COUNTY, Texas - – Bexar County voters have continued to contact KSAT with concerns about touchscreen voting machines, ballot scanners and wait times during early voting.
SAN ANTONIO – With Election Day one week away, a close race could leave voters wondering whether Texas automatically orders a recount.
