Jonathan Mejia
Jonathan Mejia is a trusted journalist known for his commitment to delivering accurate and compelling news stories. With years of experience working with esteemed networks CNBC and Univision, and local stations in the country, Jonathan has established himself as a growing force in the field.
Having most recently served as a multimedia journalist at KFOX14/KDBC in El Paso, Texas, Jonathan demonstrated his dedication and resilience by covering critical events that shaped the community and the nation at large as a one-man band. His fearless reporting during a mass shooting at a mall, putting thousands of dollars back into El Pasoans pockets as a result of his accountability reporting, and landing exclusives with key figures such as Border Patrol, Texas DPS, and the Department of Homeland Security highlights his ability to secure impactful stories.
Jonathan was born and raised in Boston, and his parents are from Honduras. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Jonathan leverages his bilingualism to connect with an expanded audience and tell stories that resonate across cultural boundaries.
His commitment to integrity and his passion for storytelling on TV, digital, and social media demonstrate his versatility in the ever-evolving landscape of the television industry.
During his free time, Jonathan enjoys traveling, creating content with his camera and drone, and spending time with his family.
The latest from Jonathan Mejia
Humble ISD mother alleges teacher mishandled autistic daughter
A Humble ISD mother is in the midst of a legal challenge following a disturbing incident involving her autistic daughter at Cambridge School. Provoked by a video showing her daughter being physically coerced by a special education teacher, Ericka Richards has filed reports with the authorities, seeking accountability for what she considers an act of mistreatment.
Brothers trying to protect female neighbor fatally shot by suspect, sheriff says
Two brothers and a suspect are dead after an apparent double murder-suicide in northeast Harris County on Friday night.
Fort Bend County murder suspect found dead by authorities
Officials said they located Jhon Vanegas Romero, 24, the suspect in a recent murder investigation, deceased.
Harris, Trump targeting key Latino voters in final stretch before election
Election night is approaching on November 5, presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are targeting a key demographic: the undecided Hispanic/Latino voters.
Homeowners' Halloween decor stolen despite community vigilance
Halloween decorations are being stolen from homes in Cloverleaf, but residents refuse to let the thefts dampen their spirit.
Fort Bend SWAT search for suspect in domestic violence-related death
Fort Bend County authorities are searching for a man suspected of the domestic-violence related killing of a woman living in Richmond.
Hearing from victims: Pemex Oil Refinery gas leak aftermath
A gas leak at a Pemex refinery resulted in two deaths and affected dozens. Local Francisco Hernandez, who experienced symptoms, and attorney Miriah Soliz, seeking justice for the victims, highlight the community's distress. Pemex has yet to explain the incident.
Harris County-Houston Sports Authority and CEO Part ways amid lack of coordination and communication
The Harris County-Houston Sports Authority (HCHSA) is undergoing organizational changes, highlighted by a shift in executive leadership after CEO Janis Burke steps down. The departure comes amid public criticism over the handling of major sporting events and the need to bolster communication efforts, especially with the 2026 World Cup on the horizon.
Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang raises alarm in Houston schools
Sharpstown community members express their concern after a suspected Venezuelan gang member is believed to have been recruiting middle school students.