Weekly Lunch Don Harris, WOAI-TV

Go beyond the highlights and into the heart of San Antonio sports with a seasoned local sportscaster. This engaging program features a dialogue between PP Pat Frost and Don Harris uncovering the untold stories, defining moments, and behind-the-scenes experiences that have shaped the city’s rich sports history. From unforgettable games to the personalities who brought them to life, discover what really happens beyond the scoreboard—and why it matters to our community.

Don Harris is the Emmy award-winning weekday Sports Anchor and Sports Director for News 4 San Antonio. In 2026 he begins his 37th year with the station.

Don has been honored with the prestigious Silver Circle award by the National Association of Television Arts and Sciences. It is the highest honor given by the Emmy awards organization.

Harris has won multiple Emmys and Associated Press awards in categories ranging from best commentary to best sports special and sportscast. He has also served as the TV play by play voice of UT San Antonio Football and "Thursday Night Lights," a local live high school football broadcast.

Harris is actively involved in the San Antonio community. He is a recipient of the prestigious Edna McGaffey Media Excellence Award by the San Antonio Express-News for his work on the air and in the community. He has been named as one of the San Antonio Business Journal's "40 Under Forty" rising stars in the local community and was named "Best Talk Radio host" by the San Antonio Current readers’ poll. Harris made broadcasting history when he became the first and only broadcaster to host a live radio sports talk show and anchor a live television sportscast – simultaneously.

In 1998 Harris started the Don Harris Golf Classic, a golf tournament benefiting numerous charities including the Arthritis Foundation and The Family Service Association, The Autism Treatment Center, S.A. Youth and the First Tee of San Antonio. Many top local sports celebrities have taken part helping to raise over a million dollars for local children. Harris also serves on the board of the Harvey E. Najim Family Foundation and San Antonio Sports and is on the advisory board of the Miracle League of San Antonio.

Harris has covered many major sporting events during his 36 years at News 4 San Antonio, including numerous Super Bowls, Final Fours and all five Spurs World Championships. News 4 WOAI's Race for the Rings (Spurs pregame and postgame shows) were among the highest rated shows in San Antonio television history.

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