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
City Council hears hours of public comment ahead of police contract vote
Austin City Council members listened to hours of public comment on the tentative police contract as hundreds signed up to speak ahead of Thursday's vote.
Election 2024: How Colin Allred vs Ted Cruz Senate race is shaping up
As we head toward Election Day, there are lots of ads about the Senate race. Rep. Colin Allred (D-Texas) is looking to unseat Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who is running for a third term
Austin ISD's Prop A ballot measure would increase property tax, give raises to teachers
In Austin, voters will decide on a property tax increase to help fund the school district - Austin ISD Proposition A.
Robert Roberson: Texas Supreme Court delays death row inmate's execution
The Texas Supreme Court delayed Robert Roberson's execution the same night he was set to die. This death penalty case has taken some twists and turns.
Austin Energy replacing wood poles with steel ones on South Lamar
Austin Energy is changing out electrical poles along South Lamar, replacing the existing wood ones with steel, all part of its South Lamar Reconductoring Project.
Kassandra Gonzalez: San Antonio mother not seen in over a year
Kassandra Gonzalez of San Antonio was last seen over a year ago and her family is
Woman who lost both legs in crash reminds drivers of Move Over or Slow Down law
AAA Texas and (TxDOT) are reminding Texans about the Move Over or Slow Down law, which requires drivers to do just that when they see emergency vehicles with lights flashing on the side of the road.
Austin Central Library uses TCSO deputies to help with security
The Austin Central Library is using Travis County deputies to help with security.
Torchy's Tacos on South Congress can't sell alcohol, city council says
Austin City Council has denied a request from Torchy's Tacos on South Congress to waive a distance requirement that doesn't allow them to serve alcohol because they are within 300 feet of a school.
Katelyn Vara: San Antonio woman disappears after going to medical appointment
Katelyn Vara of San Antonio was last seen two months ago after she was heading to a medical appointment. Her family is trying to piece together what happened.