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
'How Do I Do This?' podcast about navigating grief
Ryanne Saucier is the creator and host of the How Do I Do This? podcast. She unexpectedly lost her mother in November 2024.
Austin ISD budget deficit: New proposal reduces budgets, changes class sizes
Austin ISD is trying to address a projected $181 million budget deficit and has released a new update on their plans.
Texas mass shooting: Police release video, identify victim
Police are investigating after a mass shooting in Travis County that began with an altercation inside a restaurant that spilled into the parking lot. Police have released a video from inside the restaurant.
Austin's new homeless strategy plan includes encampment cleanups 5 days a week
The City of Austin will soon launch an updated process for clearing homeless encampments.
ACL Music Festival 2025 contributed $557.8M to Austin economy: report
The economic impact report for Austin City Limits 2025 is out.
Austin weather: Flash flooding causes high water in construction zone
Rain in Austin caused high waters in some high-traffic parts of the city. Lots of water was seen on the highway.
APD officers, healthcare workers rappel down Dell Children's dressed as superheroes
Kids at Dell Children's Medical Center got to see their favorite superheroes come to life at the 11th annual Superhero Day. This is in partnership with the Austin Police Department.
Resident in Pflugerville neighborhood claims city's construction damaged her home
Residents in one neighborhood are upset because they say the city's contractors caused damage to their homes while doing construction.
Bell County residents concerned Oncor's proposed 765 kV power line will cut through their property
Some Bell County residents are worried about large transmission lines possibly being built on their property as part of a new Oncor project.
Camp Mystic hearing Day 3: Judge moves trial date and evidence deadline
A legal battle is intensifying over the future of Camp Mystic as families of flood victims fight to block the camp’s reopening and preserve the site for the ongoing search for a missing 8-year-old girl.