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About Josh
I have a decade of experience in broadcast journalism reporting and breaking news stories across North America on-air and for print. I am a full-time freelancer and excel at breaking news and feature reporting. I have a commanding on-air presence with the ability to lead viewers through the big story and the charisma to carry the lightest feature. I am social media savvy and have the metrics and statistics to prove it. I am a dual Canadian-US Citizen and a passionate storyteller.

You can view my resume at https://www.joshskurnikproductions.com/reporter-reel-and-resume

I am available for coverage in Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico. I have the ability to function as a "One Man Band" shooting my own stories and editing in Premier. I am able to conduct my own live-shots with a TVU. Equipment availability is subject to change and additional fees. I am also able to perform the duties of a field producer and fixer. Please contact me at ************ and *********@*******.com
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San Antonio parks fill up with campers ahead of Easter weekend
30 Mar 2018  |  www.ksat.com
Brackenridge Park in San Antonio was lively on Good Friday as people set up tents and campfires to celebrate the Easter weekend. The city lifted curfews in 10 parks, allowing families like the Rodriguez-Hernandez clan to camp out with extensive preparations. The tradition, deeply rooted in San Antonio culture, sees hundreds of residents enjoying food, companionship, and festivities. The Johnson family experienced their first Easter camping, learning the challenges of finding a spot. Curfews will be reinstated at 11 p.m. on Sunday.
David Robinson, college basketball all-stars hand out Easter baskets
29 Mar 2018  |  ksat.com
San Antonio Spurs legend David Robinson, along with college basketball players, distributed Easter baskets to military members, veterans, and their families at San Antonio Military Medical Center. The event was part of the Final Four weekend activities and supported by the Wounded Warrior Project. The Hershey Co. donated candy for the 200 baskets. The event provided a welcome distraction for families like the Cunninghams, who have been dealing with recovery from injuries.
TxDOT using annual 'Click it or Ticket' campaign to save teen lives
29 Mar 2018  |  ksat.com
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is focusing on young drivers in its annual 'Teen Click it or Ticket' campaign to encourage seat belt use and reduce fatalities. Research indicates that new teen drivers are twice as likely to be involved in fatal crashes compared to adults. In 2016, 42% of teenagers killed in traffic crashes in Texas were not wearing seat belts. TxDOT has partnered with 'Teens in the Driver Seat' and is utilizing TV, radio ads, and social media to spread awareness, particularly in high schools. San Antonio is not among the top five cities with the highest number of teen crashes, which include Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, and Beaumont.
Driver flees scene after crashing Jeep into fence
27 Mar 2018  |  www.ksat.com
San Antonio police are searching for a driver who abandoned a silver Jeep after crashing into a fence on Culebra Road early Tuesday morning. The vehicle hit a car port, went through a fence, and stopped in a home's front yard. The driver fled the scene, and no injuries have been reported. The search for the driver is ongoing.
Nirenberg wants Final Four fans to visit East Side
27 Mar 2018  |  www.ksat.com
Mayor Ron Nirenberg encourages Final Four visitors to explore San Antonio's East Side, highlighting ongoing investments and improvements in the area. Speaking at a quarterly breakfast with East Side business leaders, Nirenberg emphasized the importance of sustainable development and affordable housing to prevent displacement of vulnerable residents. He also mentioned efforts to secure federal funding and improve infrastructure in low-income areas, aiming to balance growth with community needs.
Apartment resident claims fire extinguishers malfunctioned during fire
26 Mar 2018  |  www.ksat.com
An apartment resident in San Antonio reported that four fire extinguishers failed to work during a grease fire, which fire officials confirmed were expired. The fire caused significant damage to the apartment, but no injuries were reported. The Red Cross is providing temporary housing for the affected family, and donations are being accepted by the apartment management.
The Big Give SA tops last year's totals as donation blitz ends overnight
23 Mar 2018  |  www.ksat.com
The Big Give SA, a 24-hour donation drive organized by The Nonprofit Council, raised $5,075,000, surpassing last year's total but falling short of the $7 million goal. Basis Texas Schools raised the most funds with $238,000, followed by Tracysdogs and Great Hearts. Despite not meeting the target, the event was deemed a success, benefiting 614 nonprofits and charities.
The Big Give SA aims to raise $7 million
22 Mar 2018  |  ksat.com
The Big Give in San Antonio aims to raise a record $7 million for 610 nonprofit organizations through a digital, mobile campaign, moving away from previous years' phone bank approach. The Nonprofit Council, led by CEO Scott McAninch, has invested over $200,000 in media and marketing. By midday, donations were averaging $200,000 an hour. HIS BridgeBuilders, an education nonprofit coordinated by Sandra Fechner, is hopeful to receive $35,000 in donations to support their services, including homework help, free computer access, and distribution of food and clothes.
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