Libbi Farrow
Libbi Farrow joins FOX 7 Austin from Vermont, the Green Mountain state, where she was a morning anchor and an investigative reporter. During her time in Vermont, she created her own investigative franchise where she focused on cold cases and all things true crime in the northeast.
Libbi is originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, and attended the University of Alabama where she received her Bachelor’s in Journalism and Creative Media with a minor in Communications Studies.
During her time at the University of Alabama, she was a part-time student MMJ for WVUA 23 News right in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. While working at WVUA that's where Libbi truly found her passion for storytelling.
Libbi has also interned for large networks such as HGTV where she was a content creator for the show "Good Bones" in her home state of Indiana. She also interned for CNBC Los Angeles where she learned a lot about the tech and entertainment industry.
Here at FOX 7, she is the weekend morning anchor on Good Day Austin.
When she isn't working you can find Libbi exploring Austin with her pups Ella Scout and Louie Edward!
The latest from Libbi Farrow
Austin therapist shares advice on maintaining mental health during holiday season
Amid the lights, presents, and events, it can be easy to neglect your mental health during the holiday season. An Austin therapist gives advice on how you can show up for yourself.
New affordable housing complex opens for Austin's homeless population
A new affordable housing complex for Austin's homeless population opened in North Austin.
'Orange Socks' cold case: Williamson County Sheriff's Office still investigating murder of Debra Jackson
Williamson County investigators are still trying to figure out what happened to Debra Jackson, who was known as "Orange Socks" for decades. FOX 7 Austin's Libbi Farrow has the latest in this Missing in Texas.
Investigators still looking for answers in 30-year-old murder of Jessica Harris
The body of Jessica Harris was found on the side of the road in Williamson County. Now, three decades later, investigators are still looking for answers.
'Corona Girl' cold case: WCSO still investigating 1989 murder of Sue Ann Huskey
For more than 30 years, she was Corona Girl. Now, investigators are still figuring out what happened to her. FOX 7 Austin's Libbi Farrow has the story of Sue Ann Huskey in this "Missing in Texas".
Bill Nye the Science Guy to visit Texas for total solar eclipse
Bill Nye the Science Guy, along with the Planetary Society, is holding a two-day festival in Fredericksburg in honor of the once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse on Monday.
Things to do in Austin this weekend: March 23-24
Spring is here and with it comes NASCAR, ballet, a brewery festival and more. Here's your FOX 7 Weekend round up.
Man found dead face down in Williamson County field 37 years ago
In 1987, George Gaitan was found face down in a Williamson County field and 37 years later, investigators are still trying to figure out how he got there. FOX 7 Austin's Libbi Farrow has more in this Missing in Texas.
Walmart shooting leaves 1 dead; police arrest suspect
Police have made an arrest after a man was found dead of multiple gunshot wounds in the Walmart parking lot on Hwy 290.
Rachel Cooke still missing more than 20 years later
It's been almost 22 years since Rachel Cooke went for a run outside her parents' Georgetown home and was never seen or heard from again. FOX 7 Austin's Libbi Farrow looks at her case in this "Missing in Texas".