Ajibola Bodunrin
Ajibola Bodunrin joined the FOX 26 Digital Team in 2022 as the Social Media and Livestream Producer. He holds a bachelor's degree in Communication from the University of Pennsylvania and a master's degree in Communication from Villanova University.
Ajibola's journey in journalism began in 2016 as an Emma Bowen Fellow, where he started as an intern at FOX 26 Houston. Since then, he has developed a strong focus on digital and social media storytelling, with a particular emphasis on local news content. As a Houston native, he is passionate about telling stories that represent his community. His areas of interest also include sports, entertainment, and trending social media topics.
In addition to his role as a producer, Ajibola is a regular contributor to "The Isiah Factor Uncensored" and creates social media content for FOX 26 Houston and the station's various local programming initiatives.
The latest from Ajibola Bodunrin
Astros' Jeremy Peña and NWSL Star Julia Grosso Announce Engagement
Astros World Series MVP Jeremy Peña is engaged to Canadian soccer star and Olympic gold medalist Julia Grosso. The star athletes announced their engagement in December 2025, a year after making their relationship public. Get the details on this sports power couple who are known for mutually cheering each other on from the sidelines.
Texans 20-10 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs revive playoff hopes
The Houston Texans turned their season around with a big 20-10 win against the Kansas City Chiefs, improving their chances of making the playoffs. Their strong defense shut down Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, while C.J. Stroud and the offense made important plays to clinch the victory. With four games left against teams with different records, the Texans have a good shot at securing a playoff spot and possibly winning their division.
Azeez Al-Shaair named Houston Texans' 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Club Winner
Congratulations to Azeez Al-Shaair for being named the Houston Texans' 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Club Winner! His dedication on and off the field is truly inspiring. Support him in the Charity Challenge by voting with #WPMOYChallenge and his last name. Voting ends Jan. 5, 2026!
WATCH: Houston tornado causes major damage in neighborhoods
On Monday, the northern Houston-area was faced with severe storms and even a tornado which left many neighborhoods with major damage. Watch videos showing the aftermath.
Texas Congressional Candidate Sparks Controversy with Quran-Burning Video
Valentina Gomez, a candidate campaigning for Texas's 31st congressional district, has ignited a firestorm of controversy after a video of her burning a Quran with a flamethrower went viral.
Houston Texans' Joe Mixon Out for First Four Games: Team Looks to Nick Chubb and Others to Fill the Gap
Joe Mixon, the Houston Texans' top rusher last season, will miss the first four games due to a non-football injury. The team will depend on Nick Chubb, Dameon Pierce, rookie Woody Marks, and Dare Ogunbowale to uphold their rushing strategy in Mixon's absence.
Trailblazing twin pilots Jamil & Jalal Paul inspire future aviators
Identical twin brothers Jamil and Jalal Paul, pilots for United Airlines, are breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation of aviators. Originally from New Jersey and now based in Houston, their journey began with a childhood flight that sparked their dreams. As Black pilots in a predominantly white industry, they aim to increase visibility and representation, serving as role models for young passengers.
'Only Took One Puff': Flight Attendant Opens Bathroom Door on Passenger Caught Vaping
A passenger on an American Airlines flight was met by police after vaping in the bathroom mid-flight. Peter Nguyen recorded the confrontation, claiming he only took one puff before being asked to return to his seat. American Airlines stated he was removed for disruptive behavior, noting that vaping on planes is a federal offense.
Carlos Correa returns to Houston Astros via trade: reports
The Houston Astros have reacquired star shortstop Carlos Correa from the Minnesota Twins, bringing him back to the team where he was crucial in their first World Series win. Correa is expected to bolster the lineup as the Astros aim for a strong season finish and championship goals. Despite injuries, the team holds the third-best record in the American League and hopes Correa can fill key gaps.