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
Williamson County pushing free flu shot campaign during pandemic
Williamson County is focused on preventing the flu by offering free shots, and so far this week they’ve already given out 500.
Williamson County seeing more people visit from other areas
Ever since Williamson County reopened, the bars the area has seen a lot more foot traffic from the bigger cities in the state.
Westwood High School and Stoney Point face off following quarantine
It is 'Monday Night Football,' except it is not the NFL playing at this stadium.
GoFundMe started for nine-week-old puppy with serious injuries
A GoFundMe has been started to help cover the medical bills for a nine-week-old puppy that was found in Kyle with serious injuries.
Georgetown Christmas Stroll 2020 canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
The Downtown Georgetown Association chose to cancel the event citing many reasons, all linked to COVID-19.
Westlake HS football game put on hold following positive COVID tests
According to the school district, there are four positive cases within the football program.
City of Leander partnering on $1B project that includes lagoon
Located just off 183, the project will span 78 acres and will be a mix of restaurants, shops, and residential and include a four-acre lagoon.
Armed robbers target several Austin convenience stores
Since the beginning of this month, there have been five incidents with one place getting hit twice.
People eager to support bars opening up in Williamson County
Wednesday marks the day people In the county can once wet their whistles at their favorite bar, as they are now allowed to open once again at 50% capacity.
First day of early voting breaks records across Central Texas
Both long lines and COVID-19 weren’t enough to keep voters away.