Caroline is a versatile morning anchor and investigative reporter at KTEN News, with hands-on experience across all aspects of broadcast journalism.

From producing and anchoring to reporting breaking news live from the scene, she thrives in fast-paced environments where every second counts. As an MMJ, Caroline writes, shoots and edits many of her own stories.

She is equally comfortable engaging audiences on-air as she is connecting with them online. Caroline has experience managing social media and web content, and using digital platforms to extend the reach and impact of her reporting.

Breaking news has taken Caroline across Texas and Oklahoma, from Sulphur, where she covered the devastation left by the 2024 tornado, to a deadly gas explosion that rocked a North Texas neighborhood

Caroline enjoys diving deep into all kinds of storytelling, whether it’s a heartwarming feature that highlights the people and places that make a town feel special or an investigative series that holds those in positions of power accountable. She believes in asking tough questions, uncovering the facts and giving a voice to those who might otherwise go unheard, with the goal of bringing real change and reform.

Caroline spearheaded KTEN’s investigative series, “Texoma Unsolved,” revisiting cold cases across the region in hopes that someone watching may hold the missing piece of the puzzle.

Her investigative reporting has also taken her inside Oklahoma’s correctional system, including an investigation into a prison sergeant’s conduct surrounding the death of an inmate at Mack Alford Correctional Center.

She also hosts the weekly sponsored segment “First Responder Friday,” which honors and shares the stories of dedicated first responders who go above and beyond for the communities they serve.

Caroline is a fifth-generation graduate of Texas Christian University (Go Frogs!). In 2024, she graduated with a double major in Journalism and Musical Theatre.