He said he is especially drawn to the immediacy of TV news. To lay out both sides of a story and let the person at home decide what to think. Steve also believes it is important to present the news in a way that looks deeper into a story than what merely seems to be going on on the surface. And he believes that KSAT 12 has a huge advantage when it comes to getting to the heart of a story. Our team of reporters, especially Paul Venema, Jessie Degollado, Marilyn Moritz, and Angela Vierville, have been in this community so long, they know the history behind a story and exactly who to talk to when we want to get to the bottom of it.
People remember the stories they see on the news.
It's up to us to give them the total picture. Steve wears two hats at KSAT 12. As a news anchor, he sees his job as one of keeping people informed, so he feels it is important for him to have a sense of many different stories. He understands that trust is critical to the success of any journalist, especially a television news anchor. People at home sense that.