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
Round Rock ISD nearly fails to pass budget after 2 trustees walk out of meeting
Trustees Danielle Weston and Mary Bone walked out of Thursday's board meeting leaving the board without quorum to pass the district's budget.
Paddleboarders help rescue pilot who crashed small plane in Lady Bird Lake
Around 2 p.m., the small plane crashed into the lake. Viewer pictures showed the aircraft sinking into the water.
Lack of lifeguards impacting pools across Central Texas
Some of your favorite swimming spots might even be closed this summer because of the lack of lifeguards.
Urgent need for fosters, adopters at Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter
The shelter currently has 146 dogs, and needs to home nearly 50 of them as fast as possible in order to operate smoothly.
Williamson County Constable sends warning to residents who illegally dump trash
Williamson County residents may want to think twice about illegally dumping trash after Precinct 4 Constable Paul Leal warned he will "pursue the offenders to the fullest extent of the law."
Ozone Action Day in Austin area as hot, humid day forecasted
Highs today will be in the mid-90s with sunny skies. Alongside the humidity, the air will be unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Disaster training in Austin to prepare for terror threats
Don’t be alarmed if you see people wearing hazmat suits throughout the city, this is a part of training that is taking place throughout the week.
Disaster training takes place this week in Austin
More than 30 agencies from local, state, and federal are training in Austin. They are preparing on the off chance terrorists target the city.
Woman trapped in car for nearly 2 days after crashing into ravine in Jonestown
A woman was injured after crashing into a ravine in Jonestown on May 7 on her way to Cedar Park. She was taken to the hospital with multiple injuries.
Security cameras alert Jarrell family to car break in
Some Jarrell homeowners are attributing their security system for alerting them to a break-in. Their cameras captured a person getting into one of their cars In the driveway.