Stephanie Serna
Stephanie Serna Biography
Stephanie Serna works for GMSA at KSAT 12 News as a co-anchor. in November 2009, she started working here as a general assignment reporter. Serna is an enthusiast who finished her first marathon in San Antonio, on November 14, 2020, at the Rock ‘N Roll Marathon.
Previously, She worked in Austin for KXAN-TV and KEYE-TV as a reporter.
Stephanie Serna Age
Serna was born in San Antonio, Texas, in the United States on April 1. However, she has not disclosed details on her exact date and year of birth to the public.
Stephanie Serna Height
Serna stands at an approximate height of 5 ft 7 in/1.7m tall.
Stephanie Serna Education
Serna completed her high school course at John Jay High School in San Antonio. Then she earned a bachelor’s degree in journalist from the University of Texas in Austin.
Stephanie Serna Family
Serna’s parents are Arturo Serna, who used to work in the U.S Army, he died at the age of 71 years old on April 12, 2013, and Graciela M. Serna. Arturo J. Serna Jr. and Luis Serna are her siblings.
Stephanie Serna Husband
Serna is merely married and together with her husband, they have a daughter called Rooney, they live in San Antonio, Texas.
Stephanie Serna Salary
Serna annually receives a salary of $79,312, according to KSAT anchors/reporters’ salaries.
Stephanie Serna Net Worth
Serna has an estimated net worth is $1 million.
Stephanie Serna Career
Serna works for GMSA at KSAT 12 News as a co-anchor. in November 2009, she started working here as a general assignment reporter. Serna is an enthusiast who finished her first marathon in San Antonio, on November 14, 2020, at the Rock ‘N Roll Marathon.
Previously, She worked in Austin for KXAN-TV and KEYE-TV as a reporter. Serna’s career began with her working as an editor and production assistant. Behind the scenes at FOX 29, then she went to work as a producer in Austin.
She has worked as a reporter in Waco for KWTX-TV, during her tenure here she covered diplomatic visits by foreign presidents. And also President George W. Bush’s dignitaries’ visits at his ranch in Crawford also.
Serna was among the first reporters, who provided coverage for the fire at the mansion of the governor in 2008.
