Jade Flury
Jade Flury joined the FOX 26 team in 2019 as an associate producer and production technician. She went to central Wisconsin for two years to become a reporter and anchor at WSAW/ WZAW. She is happy to return to her hometown of Houston to report in the Bayou City.
After graduating from Clear Springs High School in League City, she continued her education at the University of Houston. She graduated with her bachelor's degree in communications- broadcast journalism. During her time in college, she helped produce and anchor the student-run show called "CoogTV". That’s where she found her passion for media and journalism."
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The latest from Jade Flury
Texas Republican lawmakers urge probe into federal agent shooting in Minneapolis
Texas Republican leaders are calling for an investigation into the federal agent shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Senator Ted Cruz and Rep. Michael McCaul both expressed the need for an investigation on social media.
City of Houston announces demolition of vacant apartment complex after multiple fires
City leaders on Tuesday announced plans to demolish a long-vacant apartment complex in the Spring Branch area that officials say has become a safety hazard for the surrounding community.
Shaquille O’Neal talks Houston roots, NBA’s top talent and life after basketball
In a one-on-one interview with FOX 26, O’Neal praised the city and its hospitality, noting he owns homes in Sugar Land, Pearland and The Woodlands.
Two Houston New Year's parties end with shootings; 7 confirmed injured, police say
Seven people were injured in two separate shootings at vacation rental properties in Houston early New Year’s Day, incidents that unfolded as the city began enforcing new regulations aimed at curbing large, unruly gatherings at short-term rentals.
Fort Bend ISD releases details of rezoning proposal
Fort Bend ISD school board members met Monday to discuss the proposed attendance boundary plans for elementary schools and the new Amy Middle School.
Meyerland apartment fire: Broken hydrant causes issues, partial roof collapse
A fire at a Meyerland apartment complex dozens of residents without a home after multiple units were damaged, according to the Houston Fire Department.
Houston Airports gear up for Thanksgiving travel surge following government shutdown
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, Houston Airports are bracing for one of the busiest travel periods of the year. This surge in travelers comes on the heels of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
Houston City Council considers 'high-risk' apartment inspection program
A proposed ordinance in Houston would create a High-Risk Apartment Inspection Program to address and improve complexes with health, safety, and habitability violations.
The Sweet Tooth Rodeo brings star power and Black rodeo history to Houston
The Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo brought its powerful celebration of Black rodeo culture to Houston on Thursday with The Sweet Tooth Rodeo, a groundbreaking event held at Monumental Plaza Garibaldi.
Texas governor targets 'political agendas' on roads; Montrose rainbow crosswalk to be removed
The rainbow crosswalk that was recently reinstalled in Houston's Montrose neighborhood will be removed after Gov. Greg Abbott sent TxDOT a directive to ensure the removal of all "political ideologies" from roadways.