John-Carlos Estrada is a News Anchor at CBS Austin. He covers a wide range of topics, including arts and entertainment, cultural movements, and events and conferences, with a particular focus on theater and construction. John-Carlos has been featured in Fox 29 TV, WOAI-TV News 4, KEYE-TV (Austin, TX), and the Kerrville Daily Times.
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John-Carlos Estrada's coverage primarily focuses on local events, holidays, festivals and community-related news in Austin, Texas. He seems particularly interested in heartwarming stories that celebrate the spirit of the community.
If you are reaching out to John-Carlos with a pitch, consider offering unique angles or exclusive access related to local events, holiday traditions, or interesting human-interest stories within Austin and its surrounding areas. Highlighting heartwarming narratives and positive initiatives would likely resonate well with his coverage themes.
Given his emphasis on seasonal content and private sector announcements related to house & home topics such as festive decorations and light displays by individuals or businesses within the community may also be of interest to him.
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By: John-Carlos Estrada
Where to watch the World Cup in Austin: Austin FC announces free events
By: John-Carlos Estrada
Paramount Theatre hosting free open house before 11-month closure
By: John-Carlos Estrada
An Austin artist unexpectedly reconnects with her late uncle through the AIDS Memorial Quilt, inspiring a new exhibition about grief, memory and art.
By: John-Carlos Estrada, Allison Miller
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are a few events happening around Austin. If your weekend plans are still up in the air, there are plenty of way
By: John-Carlos Estrada
Texas honors Barbette, the groundbreaking Round Rock performer who dazzled audiences worldwide, with a new historical marker during Pride Month.
By: Allison Miller, John-Carlos Estrada
From Juneteenth celebrations to live music, tap dancing, soccer fun and a new adventure course, here are six Austin weekend events.
By: John-Carlos Estrada
In the kitchen at University Baptist Church, the work begins before anyone reaches the table.There are trays to fill, vegetables to chop, meals to pack and volu
By: John-Carlos Estrada
Austin's free Zilker Summer Musical returns July 10 with Singin' in the Rain, featuring tap dancing, classic songs, and an onstage rainstorm.
By: John-Carlos Estrada
Looking for weekend plans? Explore Dinosaur Day, learn to swing dance, hike Enchanted Rock's new trails, or cool off with a free night swim at Barton Springs.
By: John-Carlos Estrada
The City of Kerrville is under a shelter-in-place advisory due to intense flash flooding, according to the city's Facebook page.
