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John Krinjak

John Krinjak

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Anchor and Reporter, KTBC-TV (Austin, TX)

Austin

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Education , General News , Religion , Restaurants , Business

Doesn’t Cover

Tech and IT, Business and Finance

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 1695

  • Leander veteran voices frustrations with VA

    By John Krinjak| KTBC-TV (Austin, TX) Verified A Central Texas veteran is voicing his frustration with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He said he's not getting the quality of care he deserves. Leander veteran voices his concerns with the VA Local perspective: "If it's happening to me, it's definitely happening to other veterans," said Matt Erickson of Leander. Erickson served in the Marines from 2000-04, including a tour in Iraq. He's been getting healthcare from the VA for the past two decades.

    By John Krinjak · KTBC-TV (Austin, TX)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Northwest Austin home explosion: Investigation continues into cause

    By John Krinjak| KTBC-TV (Austin, TX) Verified Investigators are still working to figure out what caused a home to explode in Northwest Austin on Sunday. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: 6 injured, at least 24 homes damaged after house explosion in Northwest Austin The explosion also damaged at least two dozen homes and injured six people. The incident What we know: The explosion happened around 11:30 a.m. in the 10400 block of Double Spur Loop, just off DK Ranch Road, north of Laurel Mountain Elementary.

    By John Krinjak · KTBC-TV (Austin, TX)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Leander veteran voices frustrations with VA

    By John Krinjak| KTBC-TV (Austin, TX) Verified A Central Texas veteran is voicing his frustration with the Department of Veterans Affairs. He said he's not getting the quality of care he deserves. Leander veteran voices his concerns with the VA Local perspective: "If it's happening to me, it's definitely happening to other veterans," said Matt Erickson of Leander. Erickson served in the Marines from 2000-04, including a tour in Iraq. He's been getting healthcare from the VA for the past two decades.

    By John Krinjak · KTBC-TV (Austin, TX)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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KTBC-TV (Austin, TX)