Jessica Rivera
Jessica Rivera is the education reporter at FOX 7.
She is from Dallas, Texas and she graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in Converged Broadcast Media with a minor in Spanish.
Jessica is fluent in Spanish and a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Before joining FOX 7 Austin she was working at FOX 44 News in Waco.
When she's not working, she's out exploring Austin, and she enjoys hiking.
If you have story ideas, you can reach her on her social media accounts or jessica.rivera@fox.com
The latest from Jessica Rivera
North Austin shooting leaves 1 dead; suspect arrested for murder
A man was arrested for murder after police said he shot a victim in the head in North Austin.
Lockhart ISD partners with development group to make affordable housing for teachers
Lockhart ISD is partnering with a development group to help local teachers become homeowners in their community.
Car chase turns into officer-involved shooting; Texas Rangers investigating
Texas Rangers are investigating an officer-involved shooting after a car chase that began in Williamson County and ended in Bell County.
Texas vs Texas A&M: How to watch, key stats for Longhorns vs Aggies game
The Texas Longhorns and Texas A&M Aggies are reigniting their longtime rivalry as the Lone Star Showdown comes to Austin.
Free holiday meals: H-E-B Feast of Sharing held at Palmer Events Center
The annual H-E-B Feast of Sharing is taking place at the Palmer Events Center and is free and open to the public.
Austin ISD school closures: Board votes to close 10 campuses next school year
The Austin ISD school board has voted to pass the district's school closure and consolidation plan.
Fall graduation checklist: Making sure students are on track
Education professionals are advising students to create a fall checklist to make sure they stay on track for the next semester.
Non-profit brings awareness to feminine hygiene disparities in underpiveleged communities
Two high school students are hoping to bring awareness of feminine hygiene disparities in underprivileged communities through their non-profit called A Fresh Start For Girls.
Austin ISD students receive more than 1,000 free new shoes
Some Austin Independent School District students were able to get some free shoes thanks to The Junior League of Austin and volunteers from major companies.