Brianna Hollis is a Crime MMJ and Investigative Fellow at KXAN. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, public education, and animal rescue, with a focus on security and law enforcement issues. Brianna's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, NewsNation, and WROC-TV Channel 8.
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The Fourth of July blended the solemn and the celebratory this year in Kerr County, where nearly 120 people lost their lives in last year’s deadly floods.
Posted: Updated: Posted: Updated: SHARE AUSTIN (KXAN) — Brian La Cour moved to the Rundberg neighborhood 25 years ago.
Nikki Olton lost her son, Camnik Campbell, in 2022. Prior to then, she never really gardened. But it has now become something she has poured her heart into, in honor of her son.
Brianna Hollis WALLIS, Texas (KXAN) — Nikki Olton lost her son, Camnik Campbell, in 2022. Someone shot and killed him near Barton Springs Pool
“The investigation determined that the burglary occurred around 4 a.m. after a suspect shattered the glass of the business’s east-side double doors to gain entry,” APD said. ̶…
By: Brianna Hollis
Brianna Hollis CENTER POINT, Texas (KXAN) — On July 4, 2025, historic floodwaters swept everything away from the Guadalupe Keys RV Resort.
“I feel a little lost, there’s no doubt about it,” said Drew Yancey. “It’s a little hard to sleep.”
By: Brianna Hollis
AUSTIN (KXAN) — According to a report released by national research group Scaling Safety, aggravated assaults dropped, on average, 27% across Austin from 2021 to 2025, and homicides dropped 12%.
By: Brianna Hollis
Since the fall, attorneys with the Texas Defender Service (TDS) - a nonprofit legal organization - as well as state prosecutors, have participated in hearings reviewing evidence related to this case. ...
Matthew Zwolinski, a fire specialist with AFD, responded to both this and last year’s catastrophic floods in central Texas as part of Texas A&M Task Force 1.
