Steven Sarabia
Steven Sarabia is a Georgetown, Texas native and a Georgetown High school alumni (Eagles Fight Never Die!).
He went on to study broadcast journalism at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. Just before leaving SHSU, Steven received first place for live news reporting from the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association in 2014.
Steven began his career reporting in Grand Island, Nebraska before moving to the Texas Rio Grande Valley to report along the U.S. Mexico Border. While on the border, Steven covered issues from the drug trade, cartel violence, illegal border crossings, human trafficking and severe weather. Steven’s continued coverage of severe flooding received national recognition from FEMA in 2016. He also went on to cover the devastation from Hurricane Harvey along the Texas gulf in 2017.
Steven is excited to be back in Central Texas, the place he has always called home, to continue his career as a journalist.
The latest from Steven Sarabia
VIDEO: TXDOT implodes northbound I-35 to northbound 183 flyover
To complete the work, crews will temporarily close both directions of the I-35 and US 183 main lanes and frontage roads at the I-35/US 183 interchange between the hours of 6 and 8 a.m.
ERCOT preparing for record high energy demand this summer
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas gave its seasonal update hoping to help restore trust following the events during the devastating winter storm.
Bastrop County seeing people hesitant about getting vaccinated
Health officials are trying to find ways to reach people who are hesitant about receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
Travis County exceeds state COVID-19 vaccination average
According to DSHS data, when compared to major metro areas, the only county that beats Travis’s 42% for full vaccinations in those 16 and older is El Paso County.
Georgetown Fire Department looking to hire paramedics
The Georgetown Fire Department says it's hiring but it has noticed a lack of interest as it looks for paramedics to join the team.
Body recovered from Lake Travis during search for missing swimmer
According to the Travis County Sheriff's Office, the swimmer was reported missing on April 17.
Austin ISD working to get students vaccinated against COVID-19
Austin ISD will be offering COVID-19 vaccines to its students age 16 and older this weekend.
Austin set to cut down palm trees after 90% die in winter freezes
The city of Austin is urging homeowners to get their own palm trees inspected, as a dead tree can be dangerous during hurricane season.
"Keep an eye out": Rattlesnake bites Bastrop man doing yardwork
As the temperatures warm up people aren't the only ones out and about. Snakes are too and it's a lesson David Gramling learned the hard way.
Williamson County considering closing mass vaccination sites in May
As the demand for the vaccines decreases, officials are considering their next steps which include possibly closing mass vaccination sites.