Digital media and broadcast reporter for KSAT-12
RJ Marquez is a digital media and broadcast reporter for KSAT-12. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, transportation and mobility, and climate change, while also delving into sports and regional interest stories. RJ's work has been featured in KSAT and T-SPAN, showcasing his commitment to delivering impactful news across multiple sectors.
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San Antonio, United States (Local)
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RJ Marquez's coverage is heavily focused on local news and events, with an emphasis on sports and family-related topics. Given the nature of his articles, pitches should revolve around local community events, particularly those related to sports or family activities. Additionally, sources who can provide insights into government announcements or evolving stories in the San Antonio area would be relevant for RJ's coverage.
Considering the frequent coverage of highway accidents and school closures, experts in road safety or education policy may find success reaching out to offer commentary on these types of incidents. Similarly, individuals involved in organizing community-oriented sporting events or initiatives aimed at strengthening family relationships may resonate well with RJ's coverage focus.
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By: Rj Marquez, Mark Mendez, Azian Bermea, Larry Ramirez, Steven Chavez, Adam B. Higgins, Mary Rominger, Andrea K. Moreno, Ainsley Bowar, Rebecca Salinas, Samuel Rocha, Jen Tobias-Struski
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Spurs made their first media appearance Monday ahead of the 2026-2027 season.
By: Clifford Goyang, Rj Marquez
SAN ANTONIO – If you are trying to score seats for a San Antonio Spurs game, you may notice changes in the ticket-resale market.
By: Rj Marquez
SAN ANTONIO – Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crews are preparing for heavy rain expected to affect the San Antonio area from Wednesday evening through Friday.
SAN ANTONIO – Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) crews are preparing for heavy rain expected to affect the San Antonio area from Wednesday evening through Friday.
By: Rj Marquez, Rebecca Salinas
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama says he wants no part of endorsing prediction market platforms, drawing a clear line as sites such as Kalshi and Polymarket gain visibility among sports bettors.
By: Azian Bermea, Rj Marquez
SAN ANTONIO – Two of San Antonio's oldest and most established business organizations are joining forces.
By: Samuel Rocha, Rj Marquez, Clifford Goyang
SAN ANTONIO – The KSAT 12 team is covering President Donald Trump's expected appearance at San Antonio's Freeman Coliseum on Wednesday for a rally ahead of the midterm election.
The design replicates the Spurs' home uniforms from their early years in San Antonio following their 1973 relocation from Dallas
SAN ANTONIO – The University of Texas at San Antonio opened a new $35 million basketball and volleyball training center Wednesday.
By: Samuel Rocha, Larry Ramirez, Rj Marquez
SAN ANTONIO – The head coach of the University of Texas-San Antonio men's basketball team was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, according to the school.
