
Meredith Aldis
Meredith Aldis is a reporter for FOX 7 Austin.
She is from Cypress, Texas and graduated from Baylor University with a major in Journalism and a minor in Criminal Justice. While at Baylor, she was a four-time Academic All-Big XII athlete. She and her twin sister were both on the Acrobatics & Tumbling team and won four National Championships.
Although a proud Baylor Bear, Meredith grew up a Texas Longhorn. Her grandfather, father, mother, and younger sister graduated from the University of Texas at Austin. In fact, her grandfather named the band, "The Showband of the Southwest."
She has color commentated for ESPN+ and Big XII Live Acrobatics and Tumbling meets and also interned at KATV in Little Rock, Arkansas.
After graduating from Baylor, she moved to Lubbock, Texas to be the "Look Around Lubbock" reporter, producer, anchor, and cooking host for the morning show, Good Day Lubbock at FOX34. She highlighted and showcased the people, places, and events that make Lubbock an interesting and lively place. While at FOX34, she received the 2019 Lew Dee On-Air Personality of the Year Award.
Before moving to Austin, Meredith was a reporter and anchor at Local 3 News in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She covered tornadoes and their aftermath, days-long manhunts, heated school board meetings, elections, and more. She also anchored the "Week in Review" show.
Meredith is excited to call Austin, Texas home. In her free time, you will find her working out and exploring all the local eateries.
The latest from Meredith Aldis
Federal government examines safety of Tesla Cybercabs
Federal regulators are looking into Tesla’s new Cybercabs in Austin.
Tesla launches Cybercab in Austin
The future of ridesharing just got a lot more noticeable in Austin. Tesla hosted a launch event for its new Cybercab.
Man arrested, charged again in decade-old Kyle double homicide
A man previously accused of a 2015 double homicide in Kyle has been arrested and charged again.
Last house on Rainey Street: Family trying to decide what to do after owner's death
One little house still stands amid the high-rises and bars of Austin’s Rainey Street District. Now, following the owner's death, his family must decide what comes next.
Travis County Commissioner's Court speaks on wildfire mitigation
As Central Texas approaches the 15-year anniversary of the deadly 2011 wildfires, local fire leaders said they are better prepared but still concerned about the risk here.
Francesca Ortiz case: Family of woman killed in South Austin speak out, want answers
A family is hoping a new billboard along I-35 will help bring them answers in a South Austin murder.
Car thefts in San Marcos have increased, police say
Auto thefts tend to go up during the summer. San Marcos police said this year was no different.
Austin weather: Heat advisory in effect for most of Central Texas; residents urged to stay safe
A heat advisory covers most of Central Texas as temperatures soar past the triple-digit mark. Residents are being asked to stay safe this weekend.
New technology helps Travis County crews get ahead of wildfires
Wildfires can spread fast, especially on days considered critically dry, but fire crews across Travis County are using new technology to get ahead of a fire before it even starts.
Leander ISD asks voters to approve tax rate election amid growing budget gaps
School districts across Central Texas are looking for ways to bridge growing budget gaps. Now, some are turning to voters.









