FOX San Antonio Station Info

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Street Address: KABB FOX 29 4335 NW Loop 410 San Antonio, TX 78229 Business Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM Central (Monday - Friday) KABB: Map Latitude / Longitude 29° 29.400' N 98° 34.180' W

Main Phone Number: (210) 366-1129 News Desk: (210) 442-6318 Main Fax Number: (210) 377-4758 News Fax Number: (210) 442-6333 Sales Fax Number: (210) 442-6351 Traffic Fax Number: (210) 525-1284

Main E-mail: kabbtv@kabb.com News E-mail: news@kabb.com foxnewsfirst@foxsanantoio.com daytime@foxsanantoio.com Maximum Sports E-mail: maxsports@kabb.com Engineering E-mail: engineering@kabb.com Commercial Production E-mail: production@kabb.com Programming E-mail: programming@kabb.com

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Primary: Phone: 210-366-1129 Fax: 210-377-4758 Email: closedcaptioning@foxsanantonio.com

Secondary: Susan E. Domozych Senior Paralegal Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. 10706 Beaver Dam Road Hunt Valley, Maryland 21030 Phone: 410-568-1500 Fax: 410-568-1537 Email: sdomozyc@sbgi.net

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Drier Days Ahead

Look for a much drier weather pattern to settle in for the next week or so.  High pressure will build in from the west and dominate the atmosphere right into next week.  This will do a couple of things.  Bring stability to the atmosphere and that mean very little chance of rain.  It will also bring a return of southeast winds off the Gulf of Mexico to the region.  This will put additional moisture into the air and keep dewpoints in ...

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