Myra Arthur
KSAT 12
San Antonio, TX, United States
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Past articles by Myra:
‘In A Killer’s Care’: The story behind one of Texas’ most notorious alleged serial killers Genene Jones
Genene Jones was convicted of killing two babies and suspected of murdering dozens more. KSAT News at 9 uncovers the story behind one of the most shocking suspected serial killers in Texas history. → Read More
News @ 9 Business Briefing: Can CBD cause you to fail a drug test?
San Antonio Express-News Business Editor Greg Jefferson stopped by KSAT News at 9 to discuss how people who take CBD can actually end up failing drug tests. → Read More
Hope For a Home: Meet Neil
Neil, 13, is a budding artist who lets his creativity and big heart shine through his sketches. → Read More
Vote 2020 Newsletter: Chaos at the Iowa caucuses; KSAT announces ‘Bexar Facts’
We're still waiting on Iowa caucus results. KSAT is announcing a new partnership with two local nonprofits. And Bexar County is reporting a record number of registered voters. → Read More
Understand: What is the coronavirus?
More than 8,000 cases of the coronavirus has been confirmed in the mainland of China. More than 200 people there have died from it. What exactly is the coronavirus that has some health officials concerned? → Read More
A Texas law let her perpetrator go free. So she changed the law.
It's a moment Halie Powell never saw coming, but one that ultimately changed her life and her determination to fight for what she believes in. → Read More
Chris Madrid's restaurant to reopen Tuesday
The iconic San Antonio burger joint that has been closed for two years is set to reopen its restaurant doors Tuesday. → Read More
Dozen local cities cancel city council elections
Twelve cities within Bexar county canceled their upcoming city council elections because all of the candidates are running unopposed. → Read More
Hope for a Home: Meet Jason
The saying goes, There's no place like home. But tens of thousands of Texas children have no idea what that means. → Read More
Mother, baby undergo simultaneous surgery during pregnancy
Jennifer Sauceda feels compelled to share her story. Her daughter's story. Their story. → Read More
The Children's Shelter takes charge of foster, adoption in Bexar County
Family Tapestry hopes to utilize local partners that already work with The Children's Shelter to find more suitable, sustainable foster placements and ultimately permanent homes for children. → Read More
Understanding The Alamo cenotaph
Do you know what The Alamo cenotaph is and what it stands for? → Read More
Weighted blankets growing in popularity, can provide health benefits
Lindsay Willrich works in education, and after a long day, she said, a weighted blanket put her right to sleep! → Read More
Man donates liver to father, gets Whataburger for a year
Matthew Hawkins calls donating his liver to his stepfather, a "no-brainer." → Read More
Drama, confusion ensue after fire union president backs out of town hall meeting with mayor
The town hall was canceled after firefighter's union president Chris Steele withdrew, UTSA said. Mayor Ron Nirenberg then decided to cancel. → Read More
Judson ISD starts new school year with new superintendent
New year, new schools, new leadership: It's all happening within Judson Independent School District as the 2018-2019 school year kicks off under the leadership of new superintendent, Dr. Jeanette Ball. → Read More
Annexation vote marked by tense exchange between Nirenberg, Brockhouse
Thursday's City Council meeting was anything but business than usual. → Read More
SAPD patrol car hit along I-10, sending officer to hospital
An officer-involved, chain-reaction crash happens the same day the city and police announce a partnership to promote vehicular and pedestrian safety. → Read More
Hope For A Home: Meet Jeremiah
Jeremiah, 15, says he’s looking for a family he can be active with and a family he can love. → Read More
Mayor opposes gates, barriers in Alamo Plaza plan
Mayor Ron Nirenberg opposes any gates or barriers or “anything that limits public access” to Alamo Plaza. → Read More