Karina Hollingsworth is a certified news head with a focus on local news in Abilene, Texas. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Karina brings important stories to the community, covering a range of topics from local events and community issues to health and education.
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Abilene, United States (Local)
Karina is primarily focused on local news, particularly in the Abilene area of Texas. She covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, crime prevention, education and community issues with an emphasis on announcements and seasonal events.
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By: Karina Hollingsworth
Colorado City, Texas — Repeating a popular meme got a 6th grader at Colorado City Middle School escorted out of class, suspended, and arrested.
By: Karina Hollingsworth
An 8-year-old in Snyder is living with spina bifida and has had 20 surgeries but he only has one wish for his birthday on Aug 31: birthday cards—and lots of the
By: Karina Hollingsworth
The West Texas Fair & Rodeo is Sept. 6-14, and the Taylor County Expo Center’s general manager Rochelle Johnson says there are new things everyone can look forw
By: Karina Hollingsworth
KARINAINDICAS KOONALOLAK YOUNG SAYS HE’S STANDING ON BUSINESS AND NOT CHANGING HIS STORY. HE SAYS HE NEVER THREATENED TO BLOW UP THE SCHOOL. HIS FATHER SAYS HE
By: Karina Hollingsworth
ABILENE, Texas — Many parents face the common challenge of balancing their workout routines with taking care of their kids.
By: Karina Hollingsworth
Alonna Barrow, the 9-year-old who suffered in pain for hours at Taylor Elementary with fractures in both of her arms is now back in school. According to her mot
By: Karina Hollingsworth
ABILENE, Texas — Checking in for flights at the airport can be a lengthy process. TSA is using facial recognition technology in nearly 100 airports
By: Karina Hollingsworth
The Abilene Police Department said autopsy results determined the infant found dead at Lake Ft. Phantom Hill on Aug. 31 was between 6-10 months old.The cause of
Abilene ISD
By: Karina Hollingsworth
The mother of the infant found dead at Lake Ft. Phantom Hill near Sea Bee Park has been identified as Heather Kennedy. The mother and her boyfriend Donald Schul
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