Julia Lewis
Multimedia Journalist & Reporter
Julia was born and raised in The Woodlands, Texas and has enjoyed her time as a Fightin' Texas Aggie student. During her time at Texas A&M University, she was on the Dean's list, a New Member Coordinator Assistant in Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, CHAARG, and REAL organization member. In her free time she loves to hang out with her friends and family, tanning by the pool, working out, being outside, trying new things, and traveling to different places.
Julia enjoys meeting new people, communicating with others, and sharing people's story. Julia loves to use her natural ability to communicate with others in order to help people. She realized there was no better way to communicate with others and share their stories by becoming a reporter.
She is excited to be apart of the KBTX's family and looks forward to connecting with and sharing the Brazos Valley's community member stories. Feel free to reach out to Julia via email or social media to share any story ideas!
Anti-drunk interactive mobile campaign exhibit comes to Bryan
Texas A&M marked the first night of Hanukkah with the lighting of their Menorah
Students and staff at Bryan ISD spread holiday cheer at the Brazos Center
Bryan Texas Utilities prepares for the winter season
Bryan and College Station sees record hotel revenue in October
Food Pantries in Grimes County work hard to serve their community
Thanksgiving in the Brazos Valley is a group effort with the help of Epicures Catering, United Way of the Brazos Valley, and Aggie Dining.
Millions of Americans are trying to make it to their loved ones in time for the holidays but sometimes things get difficult.
SOS Ministries has big news this holiday season
Holiday events such as Lights On! not only spread cheer but also help local businesses.
Throughout this week, College Station city employees got to test their fitness level against firefighters.
The Iola Lady Bulldogs volleyball team is advancing to the state championship game Friday afternoon.
After three years of waiting, a Bryan man received some life-changing news.
Hearne Christmas tree farm closed for the season, others remain open
Tyson Henson was arrested Wednesday and charged with sexual assault.
Canaan historical Cemetery in Brazos County was rededicated back to the families whose relatives are buried there.
Bock Realty Group put on The Jingle Bell Market for some early Christmas shopping to take place.
The school wanted students to understand the significance of veteran's day
Texas A&M hosts conference to educate on missing military personnel
Bryan Police are investigating a series of vehicle break-ins in the parking lot of Planet Fitness off Briarcrest Drive.
Francine's Country Pavilion is circulating a new petition to gather signatures for a Local Option Election to legalize the sale of all alcoholic beverages including mixed beverages.
Aggieland Outfitters' grand opening for their third location
Volunteers gather at college station cemetery to honor veterans
The Snook Bluejays fell to the Louise Hornets 22 to 35 Friday at their home stadium.
Hugo Leiva is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and deadly conduct.
The Sheriff’s Office was highlighted for its “Proactive Approach” in regard to their Crisis Intervention Team.
The Texas A&M Forest Service is awarding $15.7 million dollars in grants to Volunteer Fire Departments across the state of Texas.
October is AVM awareness month and the Lewis family works hard to spread awareness
Downtown Bryan has been transformed into Halloweens town on Tuesday evening.
This was the 15th annual year for Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets Association to host Rally to the Guidons.
Proceeds will help cover costs for new equipment such as a new police radio.
Firefighters are urging people to remember that cooler weather brings its own fire concerns.
The ambulance they currently have is facing several mechanical and electrical issues.
They are partnering with an outside company that will help them recruit staff
District 6 Retired Teachers Association met to discuss the details of Proposition 9.
Proposition 5 is a measure on the ballot this year
There was a celebratory event at Fiddler’s Green for the public to attend
Kids got to experience a bit of Halloween a few weeks early on Saturday with the return of Trunk or Treat so Kids Can Eat.
Navasota was had-picked to host a talent-show competition called “The Sound”
A College Station couple’s interest in a closed murder case leads to a proven innocence of James Reyos.
The very first I-14 study open house meeting was Wednesday evening.
Brazos Valley realtors get additional training on how to better serve veterans
Twin Rivers Wolf and Wolfdog Sanctuary is hosting an open house event this weekend for the public.
We are following the investigation of the death of a woman who allegedly died on her way to jail.
Navasota back at home to play another undefeated team, Iowa Colony.
Mounce and Ringer Libraries are hosting solar eclipse watch parties for the public
A neighborhood in Bryan fell victim to a series of car burglaries.
