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
Austin Empty Bowl Project helps feed families facing hunger
The Austin Empty Bowl Project takes place Nov. 23 at the Central Texas Food Bank.
Beloved Lago Vista pitmaster's legacy lives on with new business
A beloved Lago Vista barbecue owner’s legacy is finding new life thanks to one of his own.
Wildfire danger remains high in Texas
Even though it’s November, fire danger in Texas remains a concern. Despite the more fall-like weather, fire danger in Texas isn’t cooling off.
Austin ISD plans to release updated draft on its consolidation plan
The November 20 deadline is quickly approaching as Austin ISD moves forward with its consolidation and boundary change plan.
Austin's Wishbone bridge to open early 2026
There are several new additions to look forward to at Lady Bird Lake, including the opening of the Wishbone bridge.
Austin library shooting: Woman inside the building shares experience
A woman who was inside the Austin Central Library when shots were fired this weekend is speaking out.
East Austin road safety improvements in the works
In response to strong community concerns over safety on the road, the City of Austin is rolling out improvements in east Austin.
Austin ISD families still raising concerns over proposed closures, consolidations
For weeks, families have been raising concerns over Austin ISD's proposed school closures and consolidations. 13 schools could close under the district’s plan, meaning big changes for many families.
Kyle neighborhood gets into the Halloween spirit
Halloween is right around the corner, and one Kyle neighborhood is going all out to celebrate.
New UT Austin president sworn in amid Trump's higher education compact
The University of Texas at Austin held a swearing-in ceremony for its 31st president, James Davis.