CoCo Dominguez

CoCo Dominguez

Reporter

With over 25 years of experience in the media industry, Coco Dominguez has become one of Houston’s most trusted and recognizable voices. Her career spans 17 years in radio and 10 years in television, with a dynamic path that includes early beginnings at Univision and a successful run at CBS Radio as an on-air talent.

Today, Coco is a vibrant force at FOX 26 Houston, where she serves as the entertainment/lifestyle content creator and as the station’s traffic reporter when the city's weather calls for it. She’s also known for covering the biggest sports events in the city, from the Super Bowl to the World Series, always bringing viewers exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes looks at the hottest athletes and celebrities.

Coco’s passion extends beyond news and sports — she has a keen eye for the trends, places, and cultural moments that define Houston. Whether it’s a hidden gem restaurant, the latest nightlife hotspot, a fashion event, or a major festival, Coco is always ahead of the curve, pointing her audience toward the biggest buzz in the city. Her love for Houston shines through in every story she tells, creating a genuine connection with the community she proudly represents.

Fluent in English and Spanish, Coco’s career has been built on authenticity, enthusiasm, and a deep respect for her diverse audience. She is committed to keeping Houstonians informed, entertained, and always in the know.

When Coco’s not on-air, you’ll likely find her exploring new corners of the city, catching a concert, spending time with family, or connecting with her followers on social media — continuing to share the best of Houston, one story at a time.

The latest from CoCo Dominguez

From Patti LaBelle's Kitchen to Yours

The legendary Ms. Patti LaBelle was at the Kroger in Kingwood for an exclusive autograph signing Tuesday afternoon with her Patti’s Good Life Pancake and Waffle Mix.

Latin Restaurant Weeks underway in Houston

The Seventh Annual Latin Restaurant Weeks is underway and runs through July 25. Over 40 restaurants are participating this year. Latin Restaurant Weeks was founded in 2019 and now spans across seven major U.S. cities.

New Jalen Green Mural Alert

Just in time for the 2025 Playoffs, Nikki Davis, a local Houston Graffiti Artist & Muralist, went all out for Rockets Red Day.

Hermann Park Conservancy presents 'The Great Elephant Migration'

Hermann Park Conservancy, with the support of a lead gift from the Dunwoody Charitable Foundation, presents The Great Elephant Migration – a month-long public art installation featuring 100 life-sized sculptures of Indian elephants made from dried lantana plants.