Jenna King
Jenna King is a Burbank, CA native.
She graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Sports Business.
During her time in Oregon, she was part of the student-run television station, Duck TV. She also grew her passion for sports through her internship with the PAC 12 Network.
After college, Jenna began her career at the NBC affiliate in Medford, Oregon. There, she started as a reporter and was promoted to the evening anchor, where she anchored the 6,10 and 11pm shows.
Jenna is excited to get back into the world of reporting and share the stories of Central Texas.
When she’s not in the newsroom, you can find her rooting for her hometown Dodgers, exploring the outdoors, or binging the latest Netflix release.
Make sure to email Jenna story ideas or BBQ recs.
The latest from Jenna King
San Marcos' Christmas lighting ceremony
Hays County is ringing in the holiday season. The county judge invited the community out for the annual Christmas lighting ceremony.
Police recover body of man last seen at campsite near Lake Georgetown
A missing man was last seen at a campsite near Lake Georgetown on Friday night. On Tuesday, police reported they found his body with underwater sonar.
Texas vs Texas A&M: New exhibit shows history between two teams
Fans have a new way to celebrate the longstanding Lone Star Showdown ahead of Friday's big match-up at a new exhibit at the UT Austin Stark Center.
Rizzbot vs IShowspeed: Company behind robot sues influencer for damages
An attorney at the center of a bizarre new lawsuit, one that pits the "Rizzbot" against IShowspeed, is speaking out. "Rizzbot" may be known for entertaining crowds, but the company behind him says a livestream encounter caused serious damage.
Austin working to shorten emergency response times with new system
The City of Austin is getting closer to rolling out a new system designed to help emergency vehicles move through traffic faster.
Austin City Council unanimously approves amended city budget
Austin City Council approved the amended budget and property tax rate on an 11-0 vote. This came after voters rejected Prop Q earlier this month.
Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner in San Antonio continues to bring community together
The Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner in San Antonio has grown into one of the largest Thanksgiving events in the country.
AG Paxton sues Central Texas school districts for refusing to display Ten Commandments in classrooms
Two Central Texas school districts are being sued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for refusing to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
San Antonio ICE raid: Nearly 200 migrants in custody
Governor Abbott said about 200 people were taken into custody in San Antonio over the weekend after federal agents carried out an enforcement operation. Now, some in the community are responding in protest.
Wurstfest officially underway in New Braunfels
Wurstfest is officially underway, and the longstanding German tradition is once again bringing plenty of food, music, and fun to New Braunfels.