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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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.
Scammers and other bad actors have been busy this campaign season. FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak takes a look at the 7 On Your Side scam tracker.
By: John Krinjak, Donald Trump
Williamson County residents have elected a new sheriff. Overnight, Matthew Lindemann defeated incumbent Mike Gleason
By: John Krinjak
The owner of a Northeast Austin bar is speaking out after a deadly shooting happened in the parking lot earlier this month.
By: John Krinjak
The Harris County Toll Road Authority will take over TxTag account management, toll transaction processing, invoicing and payment collection, walk-in and call centers, and tag inventory and distribution.
A Comal County man has been sentenced to life in prison, after pleading guilty to his sixth DWI.
A Comal County man is set to spend life in prison after pleading guilty to his sixth DWI. FOX 7 Austin's John Krinjak spoke with the prosecutors in this case about why they think the punishment fits the crime.
By: John Krinjak
Imagine living next to a new neighborhood development, but the developer never finishes construction. That's the reality for some people in South Austin, who say a so-called "ghost neighborhood" is unsightly and potentially dangerous.
By: John Krinjak
Decision to be made on Bee Cave construction project
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