Ex-KSAT Meteorologist Pleads No Contest to Assault
Elliot Wilson, formerly of KSAT 12 in San Antonio, received deferred adjudication after a March domestic assault arrest.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Current Conditions
Former KSAT 12 meteorologist Elliot Wilson pleaded no contest to a domestic assault charge on Wednesday, November 4. He was granted deferred adjudication and ordered to complete anger management and battering intervention courses.
Why it matters
The case involves a local television figure and a domestic violence charge that ended without a conviction on the record under deferred adjudication. It shows how such cases in San Antonio can be resolved through court-supervised conditions.
Court records show a 364-day community supervision period and 79 hours of community service, with total fees of $570. The records do not address whether any further action will be taken in the related divorce proceedings.
The players
Elliot Wilson
Former KSAT 12 meteorologist, 32, who joined the San Antonio station in December 2025 and previously worked in Oklahoma City and Waco.
KSAT 12
San Antonio television station where Wilson worked as a meteorologist until his March arrest.
The details
Wilson was arrested in March on a Class A misdemeanor assault causing bodily injury to a family member after the alleged victim reported he struck her in the face during an argument while driving her to a medical appointment on Loop 410. Medical staff confirmed a broken nose, and Wilson was no longer employed by KSAT after the arrest.
Timeline
December 2025: Wilson joined KSAT 12 as a meteorologist.
March 12: Domestic assault incident and Wilson's arrest.
Wednesday, November 4: Wilson pleaded no contest and received deferred adjudication.
Seasonal Patterns
Deferred adjudication under Texas law lets a defendant who completes court-ordered conditions avoid a final conviction, a path this case follows through supervision and intervention courses. The outcome places the matter within a standard Bexar County resolution rather than a trial verdict.
Residents who need updates on local weather conditions can follow official San Antonio forecasts through their preferred broadcast or weather service. This case itself carries no immediate public safety action for residents.
The takeaway
Deferred adjudication can resolve a domestic assault charge without a final conviction when court-ordered conditions are met. Readers following a case like this should check the official court record for the complete terms.
Further reading
For more local weather and station coverage, see Current Conditions in San Antonio.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MySA.
