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
Uvalde school shooting trial: Judge denies mistrial motion after 'discrepancies' in teacher's testimony
A judge presiding over the trial of a former school police officer charged after the deadly 2022 mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, denied a motion by his attorneys Wednesday for a mistrial.
Uvalde school shooting trial: Prosecution, defense present opening statements
The trial of a former Uvalde ISD police officer is underway. Former officer Adrian Gonzales faces over a couple dozen charges of child abandonment stemming from the 2022 Robb Elementary School massacre.
Friend of Caldwell County deputy killed in North Austin speaks about his legacy
A friend of the Caldwell County deputy who was killed in North Austin is speaking about his legacy.
Warm, windy conditions increase wildfire risk in Austin area
Fire crews responded to multiple fires Friday, including a brush fire and an apartment blaze.
1st homicide of 2026: Austin police investigating
The Austin Police Department is investigating its first homicide of the new year.
94 fatal crashes in Austin leave 98 dead in 2025: report
It was a busy year on the Austin roadways which led to dozens of fatal crashes and almost 100 people dead and hundreds seriously injured.
President Trump reclassifies marijuana as less dangerous drug
President Trump signed an executive order to re-classify marijuana, easing restrictions on the drug. Some are excited about how the reclassification paves the way for more research, but others warn of its own set of challenges it could bring.
Texas' largest medical cannabis facility opens in Bastrop
The state’s largest medical cannabis facility is now open in Bastrop. Texas Original's new facility is nearly 10 times the size of their existing headquarters.
Drunk driver crashes into East Austin tattoo shop
An East Austin tattoo shop is feeling the impact this holiday season after a driver crashed into their building.
Fort Hood Army doctor sued for secretly recording, inappropriately touching patients
A law firm is taking action against a former Fort Hood Army doctor accused of secretly recording and inappropriately touching patients during medical exams.