Jessica Cha is a Multimedia Journalist at KAGS-TV. She covers a range of topics including education, law and legal affairs, and security, with a particular focus on the intersection of artificial intelligence and public education. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KCEN 6 News, WLTX-TV, and Yahoo.
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Austin, United States (Local)
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Jessica Cha's coverage highlights a strong emphasis on local news, including community events and public safety in Georgia, particularly in Macon. She also covers evolving stories and government announcements.
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Additionally, given her coverage of evolving stories and breaking news at the local level, providing timely updates on ongoing developments or exclusive access to newsworthy incidents could capture her interest.
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'You can never take our voice'
An ICE agent shot a man in North Austin on Sunday about a week before the agency's self-imposed deadline to put body cameras on its agents. Video from Austin police, captured just after the shooting ...
By: Jessica Cha
More than 600 staff members are already on the waiting list for the Uhland neighborhood, with projected rents starting at $795 a month.
The grocery store's general manager cited higher costs and declining sales.
By Jessica Cha, KVUE via CNN Newsource Published Oct. 16, 2026 at 10:57 AM GMT+2
By: Jessica Cha, Britny Eubank
A customer in Texas is suing Torchy’s Tacos after she found a cow tooth in her food, which the fast-casual chain confirmed in a statement.
By: Jessica Cha
The district will validate signatures using campus enrollment information before sending the results to the Texas Education Agency.
By: Jessica Cha
Council also wants the lake raised back to its original level after a 4-foot drop.
By: Jessica Cha
The city looked into how Mitchell came to work for American Structurepoint, a firm with city contracts, while he was still in office.
Austin parks board weighs options to keep indoor adult sports leagues
