Christina Aguayo grew up on a farm in the small town of Elizabeth, Colorado. Her parents instilled in her the importance of hard work and raised her with a strong foundation that she could build her life upon. 

Growing up on a farm, Christina spent most of her time outdoors developing a love for animals and nature. It was then that she began to see the world through a different set of eyes, coming to the realization that everything and everyone has a heart and a story. 

Christina got her first job in Greenville, Mississippi at WABG. While in the Delta she covered the SEC, SWAC, GSC, and local high school sports.

Her next stop was in Georgia where Christina was given the opportunity to build a sports department from the ground up for a duopoly, ABC and FOX. A challenge she was more than willing and able to take on. While in Georgia Christina anchored the 5, 6, 10, and 11 shows daily, produced and performed the Football Friday show, covered the Georgia Bulldogs, and the Atlanta Falcons all while building the department.

Christina also immersed herself in the local boxing community and exclusively covered local champion Robert Easter Jr. on his journey to becoming the IBF Lightweight World Champion. In addition, she covered four-time world champion Adrian Broner, Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis, and Rau’shee Warren. 

It was while she was in Ohio that Christina decided to make the switch from sports to news. While she was excited about her new journey it was difficult to leave such a great love behind.  Even so, she jumped right into the news and learned that she was a natural. 

After just one year in news, Christina was offered a position to create, produce and host her own 30-minute political news show in Denver, Colorado for WeatherNation TV. A new challenge she was thrilled about. Christina designed the show, secured A-list political guests, mediated on-air discussions, was the Executive Producer, and Anchor for the show. She also wrote each show herself giving her an opportunity to highlight her in-depth writing skills. The show was so successful, it was expanded to one hour and the company was able to sell it on Satellite television and numerous cable outlets.

The national stage came calling once again for Christina, who decided to leave local news behind and continue her mission of making a difference in national news. Her new home is Dallas, Texas where she is an Anchor for Salem News Channel. The future is bright!