John Krinjak is a journalist based in Austin, Texas. He writes for KTBC-TV and Yahoo News, covering local news and politics in the Austin area. His articles often focus on immigration, border security, community events, and human interest stories.
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By: John Krinjak
The "wagon ruts" at Bull Creek in Northwest Austin provide a window into what life was like around Austin in the 1800s.
October 7 marked one year since the Hamas attack on Israel that killed nearly 1,200 people. In Central Texas, members of the local Israeli and Jewish communities remembered the lives lost, and showed solidarity with those still being held hostage.
FOX 7 Focus reporter John Krinjak spoke with Rabbi Daniel Septimus, CEO of Shalom Austin, about what the past year has been like for Israeli and Jewish communities in Central Texas after the Hamas attack in Israel.
By: John Krinjak
A suspect had burglarized a home on 6th Street, but was later pepper sprayed by the homeowner.
With just three weeks until election day, many of us are being bombarded by phone, text and email with surveys or appeals for donations. While some of them are legitimate, plenty of them are scams, and experts urge you to proceed with caution.
The Zilker Eagle is once again riding the rails after a weeks-long hiatus due to construction and the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
By: John Krinjak
Austin police are still searching for a hit-and-run driver who ran down four people before hitting a food truck in Southeast Austin on Tuesday evening. That food truck caught on fire, destroying a family’s livelihood in just minutes.
Chances are you've encountered a scammer posing as a business before. But a woman in SW Austin said a fake business is using her home address.
Strong early voting turnout continued Wednesday, as more Central Texans opted to head to the polls ahead of Election Day.
By: John Krinjak
Election Day is right around the corner and more than 8 million Texans have already voted. Scott Braddock talks about some things he's watching ahead of election night.
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