Angela Shen
Angela Shen joined FOX 7 as a reporter in March 2022.
Before coming to FOX 7, Angela was a reporter at KFOR-TV in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Prior to that, she was a reporter/MMJ at KVRR-TV in Fargo, North Dakota.
She is from Albuquerque, NM, and she graduated from the University of New Mexico with a degree in mass communication/journalism in 2017. She also had the opportunity to intern in Washington, DC with Talk Media News, covering politics from the U.S. Capitol.
Angela likes exploring new places, trying new foods, and yoga.
You can send her story ideas at angela.shen@fox.com and follow her on Facebook and Twitter.
The latest from Angela Shen
Car break-ins in Austin decreased with surveillance cameras; City Council to vote on new contract
Austin City Council is expected to vote next week on putting surveillance cameras back in some city parks. The cameras were part of a pilot program to reduce car break-ins at parks.
Texas State University PD swears in new therapy dogs
Texas State University has two new therapy dogs, who were sworn in as part of the university police force.
Pflugerville resident faced challenges getting reimbursement after city sewer line clog
A Pflugerville family's home was soaked in sewage water after a city sewer line clogged in November. The city only offered to reimburse them a fraction of the cost of repairs, until we asked why.
Fire at Bee Cave apartment complex; 1 firefighter injured, around 45 people displaced
Officials say one firefighter was hurt and around 45 people have been displaced after an apartment fire in Bee Cave.
Texas winter weather: Austin officials provide winter storm update
The National Weather Service says any ice that melts on Sunday will likely refreeze overnight, so Monday morning can still be hazardous.
Winter weather: Person found dead from hypothermia in Austin
Officials say a person was found dead in North Austin reportedly due to the winter weather conditions.
Texas winter storm: 'what3words' helps 911 call takers narrow down your location
Hopefully, you don't need to call 911 this weekend for any reason. If you do, there's a way for first responders to find you easily, especially if you don't have an exact address for your location.
Family of 2023 murder victim still waiting for justice; accused killer scheduled for competency hearing
More than two years after an Austin man was murdered, his family is still waiting for the suspects' cases to work through the court system. One of the suspects has a competency hearing scheduled for next month.
Austin WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday
Bernard Snyder, an Austin WWII veteran, is celebrating his 100th birthday.
Texas got rid of paper tags. Now, fraudsters are using fake metal plates
Last year, Texas got rid of paper tags, trying to combat fraud, but now the issue has moved to metal plates. If you're buying a used car online, you should be careful.