GMSA: Man shot, killed; location of 311 reports in SA; most valuable degrees

Good morning! Hopefully you've been able to stay cool as August winds down. It looks like nearly all school districts in South Texas are back in session as of today. It's so good to have all our morning show viewers back after the long Summer break. Ready for this? We're only about 120 days away from Christmas! It should be cooler by then, right? We ho, ho, hope. Have a blessed day! - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Tuesday, August 27: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Behind the anchor's chair: KSAT 12's Ursula Pari on her favorite things in San Antonio After a months-long hiatus due to serious injuries suffered during a polo accident, anchor Ursula Pari returned to the noon and 5 o'clock newscasts. In honor of Pari's recovery and her return to KSAT, we thought it would be appropriate to dive in on all things Ursula — how she got started in broadcast, what her favorite moments as a journalist have been, her favorite things about San Antonio and so many other things. Overgrown yards, graffiti, potholes: Where do the most 311 reports come from in San Antonio? San Antonio residents have reported everything from overgrown yards to potholes through the city's 311 nonemergency line. In the past year alone, San Antonio residents have filed 604,174 complaints through 311, either by phone, online, or through the app. With city officials marking the one-year milestone of the app, KSAT.com broke down data provided by the city to see what issues were reported in each council district. STEM majors top list of most valuable college degrees, analysis shows It pays to be an engineering buff, according to a new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey data. Bankrate, a group that advises people on their personal finances, ranked more than 160 majors based on the median annual income, unemployment rate and career paths that don't demand more than a bachelor's degree for each major. Today's Headlines Enormous justice system gap closed, allowing courts to communicate better It's a crack in the foundation of the Bexar County justice system that is finally being filled. Judges in the county courts dealing with criminal family violence cases have been unable to communicate with the civil district courts that handle protective orders and custody and divorce cases. It wasn't until two weeks ago that a county judge and her clerk stepped up to find a solution so judges can make more educated decisions. In rare move, judge rejects plea deal for accused Medical Center rapist In a rare move, a Bexar County judge rejected the plea deal for accused Medical Center rapist Anton Harris, 20. Harris, who pleaded guilty to five counts of sexual assault last month as part of a plea deal, appeared before Judge Frank Castro to be sentenced. Castro rejected the plea deal Harris had entered into with the Bexar County District Attorney's Office, possibly sending Harris to trial on the aggravated sexual assault charges. Man killed by gunfire on East Side, police say A man in his 30s was shot and killed while standing on a street corner on the city's East Side late Monday night, San Antonio police said. Officers were called around 10 p.m. to East Crockett Street near North Polaris Street, after receiving reports of a shooting. Weather What's the weather going to be like? Click here for more details and get the latest weather forecast from KSAT 12, Your Weather Authority: * Click HERE for weather updates * Download the KSAT Weather app for iPhone and Android TRAFFIC: Transguide Traffic cameras give a live look of the latest traffic conditions

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After a months-long hiatus due to serious injuries suffered during a polo accident, anchor Ursula Pari returned to the noon and 5 o'clock newscasts. In honor of Pari's recovery and her return to KSAT, we thought it would be appropriate to dive in on all things Ursula — how she got started in broadcast, what her favorite moments as a journalist have been, her favorite things about San Antonio and so many other things.

San Antonio residents have reported everything from overgrown yards to potholes through the city's 311 nonemergency line. In the past year alone, San Antonio residents have filed 604,174 complaints through 311, either by phone, online, or through the app. With city officials marking the one-year milestone of the app, KSAT.com broke down data provided by the city to see what issues were reported in each council district.

It pays to be an engineering buff, according to a new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey data. Bankrate, a group that advises people on their personal finances, ranked more than 160 majors based on the median annual income, unemployment rate and career paths that don't demand more than a bachelor's degree for each major.

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It's a crack in the foundation of the Bexar County justice system that is finally being filled. Judges in the county courts dealing with criminal family violence cases have been unable to communicate with the civil district courts that handle protective orders and custody and divorce cases. It wasn't until two weeks ago that a county judge and her clerk stepped up to find a solution so judges can make more educated decisions.

In a rare move, a Bexar County judge rejected the plea deal for accused Medical Center rapist Anton Harris, 20. Harris, who pleaded guilty to five counts of sexual assault last month as part of a plea deal, appeared before Judge Frank Castro to be sentenced. Castro rejected the plea deal Harris had entered into with the Bexar County District Attorney's Office, possibly sending Harris to trial on the aggravated sexual assault charges.

A man in his 30s was shot and killed while standing on a street corner on the city's East Side late Monday night, San Antonio police said. Officers were called around 10 p.m. to East Crockett Street near North Polaris Street, after receiving reports of a shooting.