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
Triple homicide in Travis County; deputies investigating
Three people were found dead in a Travis County home, the sheriff's office said.
Austin ISD budget deficit: New proposal reduces budgets, changes class sizes
Austin ISD is trying to address a projected $181 million budget deficit and has released a new update on their plans.
World's most powerful telescope being built in Chile has Texas ties
The world's most powerful telescope may live in Chile, but parts of the project will call Texas home.
Waymo caught on camera stalled by puddle on Austin road
A Waymo was caught on camera stalled on a downtown Austin road due to water over the road.
Police expanding safety improvements in downtown Austin after 6th Street mass shooting
The Austin Police Department is expanding its security measures to improve the safety of downtown.
Camp Mystic director admits 27 flood deaths are still unreported as reopening looms
Texas lawmakers are questioning Camp Mystic's fitness to continue operating after its medical officer admitted to never reporting the 27 deaths from last July’s flood to the state as required by law.
Camp Mystic directors apologize, face tough questions from Texas lawmakers
Camp Mystic directors apologized to grieving families during a state hearing today as lawmakers questioned safety failures that led to 27 deaths in last year’s historic floods.
Austin's Lammes Candies closes its doors after 140 years
Lammes Candies, a sweet staple in Austin since the 1800s, is closing its doors.
TxDOT closing I-35/US 290 flyovers for repairs this weekend
Your commute could take a little longer this weekend as TxDOT will be closing the I-35/US 290 flyovers for repairs.
Trump administration reclassifying medical marijuana
The Trump administration is reclassifying state-licensed marijuana as a less dangerous drug, which could have some implications in Texas.