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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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.
The Austin Police Department confirmed it received a report about the lawnmower, and that the case is suspended "due to a lack of leads, suspects, evidence, surveillance footage, or the serial number ...
Friday afternoon, the Austin Police Department will hold a media briefing to present video from Wednesday's officer-involved shooting at 824 Camino La Costa, which is near I-35 and U.S. 290 East in th...
The Harvest Trauma Recovery Center, a major provider of violence intervention services in Austin, is at risk over uncertain funding.
AUSTIN (KXAN) -- The Harvest Trauma Recovery Center, a major provider of violence intervention services in Austin, is at risk over uncertain funding.
Caring for these dogs goes beyond the day-to-day love and care. It also includes making sure they can get to safety in any emergency; and during a hot, dry central Texas summer, that means wildfires.
