Jeff Ehling
In 1996 I moved to West Palm Beach, Florida, where I was a general assignment reporter. I look back on South Florida with great fondness because that is where I met my wife.
In December of 1999 she got a job in Houston so we moved to Texas. A month later, I was fortunate enough to land a position as the morning reporter at KTRK.
After a year and a half I was promoted to a dayside shift and now I am the Consumer Reporter for KTRK.
Since joining the ABC 13 family my own family has grown. My wife and I are the proud parents of two boys who keep us very busy and occasionally bleary eyed.
During my tenure at KTRK I have covered hurricanes, Operation Iraqi Freedom from Kuwait and Iraq and Texas troops guarding the prisoners at Guantanamo, Cuba. I look forward to many more exciting stories and happy years in Houston.
I enjoy travel and pro football (GO TEXANS). I hold a degree in Television from Valdosta State University.
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Authorities tell Eyewitness News it's possible drugs were being made at the home, but that is still under investigation.
Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward in the murder of 18-year-old Lamar High School student Delindsey Dwayne Mack.
The cold weather is forcing HISD to cancel some outdoor events planned for this week and take precautions to make sure students stay warm.
After Gov. Abbott announced Texas would be sending help, it didn't take long for local fire departments to sign up to help those in need.
Crisis counselors are at Lamar High School Friday after two students who were best friends died in an apparent murder-suicide.
