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
Georgetown's 2020 Red Poppy festival canceled due to COVID-19
According to city officials, the 21st annual Red Poppy Festival was canceled after it was originally rescheduled from April to October of this year.
Austin's iconic Dart Bowl to permanently close on Friday after 62 years
Citing the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dart Bowl’s founding family and owners have opted to close the local favorite down.
Austin Justice Coalition, Austin Police Association react to proposed APD budget
According to the proposed budget, $11.3 million from the Austin Police Department's budget will then be reallocated to alternative public safety strategies and public health services, including mental health, first response, and family violence programs.
Texas wineries, vineyards push to reopen tasting rooms after second shutdown
Right now if you go to a winery and vineyard, all you can do is buy a bottle of wine and that’s it. You can no longer taste wine in the tasting room.
Williamson County sees people from all over Central Texas for free COVID-19 testing
This testing is put on in partnership with Williamson County, the Texas Military Department, and the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
Gun shops see surge in gun and ammunition sales during COVID-19 pandemic
According to the FBI, more people are getting background-checked for guns than ever before across the nation.
Williamson County to host free COVID-19 testing sites in Hutto, Jarrell, Taylor
COVID-19 tests at these locations are available for all Texans, whether they are Williamson County residents or not, says the county.
Gov. Abbott issues executive order requiring face masks in counties with 20 or more COVID-19 cases
The order goes into effect at noon tomorrow, July 3.
Man killed in Williamson County plane crash identified
Westbound FM 1431 was shutdown at southbound IH-35 frontage road while the investigation was being conducted. It has since reopened.
Multiple Williamson County cities pass their own mask ordinances
Georgetown, Hutto, Taylor, Cedar Park, and Round Rock have all passed a similar mask ordinance.