Community members gather to celebrate Robert Price's impactful career in San Antonio.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesSan Antonio’s beloved news anchor Robert Price announced he will leave his position on February 28, 2025, after 14 years. Price has been a fixture on KABB and News 4, connecting with the community and sharing diverse stories. As he reflects on his remarkable career, he expresses gratitude to his colleagues and viewers who welcomed him into their homes. His departure marks a bittersweet moment as he leaves behind a legacy filled with heartfelt reporting and significant community connections.
In a heartfelt announcement, San Antonio’s own Robert Price has revealed he will be leaving his role effective February 28, 2025, after an impressive 14 years of covering local news in this vibrant city. For those who have tuned in to KABB and News 4 San Antonio, Price has been a familiar face, a devoted journalist, and a storyteller passionately exploring the diverse fabric of the Alamo City.
Since stepping into the local news scene in 2011, Robert Price’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Starting from humble beginnings, the seasoned reporter built a solid career, moving from general assignment reporting to becoming a weekend anchor for both KABB and News 4. His time in San Antonio has not just been about reporting the news; it has been a journey of connection, where he has had the privilege of interviewing countless people, each with their unique stories to tell.
In a recent post on social media, Price took a moment to reflect on his long and fulfilling career. He shared his gratitude for everyone who has been part of his journey, from his colleagues to the viewers who welcomed him into their homes. It’s clear that this chapter in his life has been a labor of love filled with hard work and determination. Throughout his career, he has faced the fast-paced challenges of journalism, including many refusals for interviews, and he’s also set personal records—like anchoring an astonishing six newscasts in one week!
With a career stretching back to 2006 when he began at KHAS 5 in Nebraska, Price has accumulated an impressive 19 consecutive years of experience as a broadcast journalist. His journey has taken him from the cornfields of Nebraska and Iowa to the bustling streets of San Antonio, where he has made a name for himself not only as a reliable news anchor but also as a cherished part of the community. Over the years, he has worked with 34 different co-anchors and built an enviable collection of neckties and pocket squares, which he humorously mentioned in his farewell.
Price’s farewell is filled with bittersweet sentiments as he reflects on having “grown up twice” in San Antonio: once as a child and again as a journalist. For this local favorite, leaving this community he’s called home for so long is undoubtedly a big step. Not only has he achieved recognition for his work—having earned awards from both the Nebraska Associated Press and the Lone Star Emmy Award nominations—he also has a reputation for addressing critical issues, including the tragic Uvalde school incident in 2022.
While many might be curious about where this beloved anchor will head next, Price has decided to keep his plans under wraps for now. He reassured his audience that he will eventually share what’s next but emphasized focusing on the end of this beloved chapter in his career. As he prepares to depart from the screens of his hometown, viewers are reminded of the lasting impact he has made over the years—an influence that extends far beyond the newscast.
As Robert Price prepares to turn the page on this chapter of his life, the San Antonio community is left with a mix of sadness and gratitude. His dedication to journalism, his heartfelt stories, and the connections he’s created through the years will surely leave a lasting legacy. As we bid him farewell, one thing is certain: he will be missed, but his contributions to San Antonio will be remembered for years to come.
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