Sally Hernandez is a Morning Anchor at KXAN. A proud Texan, she covers a range of topics including health and wellness, education, and consumer health, often focusing on public education and school administration. Sally has been featured in various outlets such as KGBT-TV, NewsNation, and Yahoo News, showcasing her commitment to delivering important news to the Austin community.
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Sally's coverage focuses on local health and well-being, government, politics, and seasonal topics. She frequently incorporates expert commentary and data citations in her articles. Pitches should offer insights from experts in mental health, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, family dynamics or political matters at the local level (United States/Texas/Austin). Topics such as holiday stress management, cybersecurity awareness during holidays, and new approaches to treating severe depression may be of particular interest.
Given Sally's emphasis on providing actionable information for her audience around specific events or seasons (e.g., holidays), sources offering pragmatic solutions and tips are likely to resonate with her. Additionally, considering her themes of healthcare & wellbeing and government & politics suggests that pitches focusing on policy changes or community initiatives related to these areas could also be relevant.
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The Army National Guard is bringing disaster zones to high school gyms across the country.
By: Sally Hernandez, Avery Travis, Anthony Torres
Following a plane crash in Wimberley, Texas, that killed five people, KXAN’s Avery Travis and Sally Hernandez spoke with aviation lawyer Michael Slack about the incident.
By: Sally Hernandez
Before a hurricane or major storm hits this season, non-profit Direct Relief has invested more than $14.7 million to help power hurricane-prone areas
By: Sally Hernandez
This week, for several Central Texas school districts, it is back to school. That Includes Hays CISD.
By: Sally Hernandez
According to the Texas Restaurant Association's latest report, 88% of Texas restaurants reported higher food costs, 66% reported higher labor costs, and 52% saw traffic decrease.
By: Sally Hernandez
Leander City Council voted to shut down a major part of a controversial and long-proposed development called the Leander Springs project.
Posted: Updated: FILE – An FBI seal is displayed on a podium before a news conference at the field office in Portland, Ore., Jan. 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane, File)
Central Texas is a rising target for cryptocurrency theft, according to the FBI. Nationally, reported cyber investment scams totaled more than $11 billion in losses.
The grand opening of Scheels, a major retailer, marks the start of a development Cedar Park leaders hope will become a huge destination and economic boost to the city.
The U.S Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers of internet pharmacies selling unapproved weight-loss versions of GLP-1 drugs, including semaglutide and tirzepatide.
