Angie Rodriguez
Angie Rodriguez joined the FOX 26 Houston team in September 2025 as a news reporter.
She comes from a small town outside of Conroe, called Cut and Shoot, where she graduated from Caney Creek High School in 2020. Afterward, she attended Sam Houston State University (eat 'em up kats!) and graduated in August 2023.
She worked for Telemundo Cleveland and the CBS affiliate 19 News in Cleveland, Ohio for two years before deciding to move back to H-Town.
She has worked behind and in front of the camera since she was 14 and is excited to continue her career in her hometown.
You can send Angie story ideas at angie.rodriguez@fox.com or check out her social media pages @actuallyangietv.
The latest from Angie Rodriguez
Heat Advisory issued for Houston area as hot temperatures and spotty storms persist
Feels like temperatures will reach 100 to end the weekend. A Heat Advisory was issued for some Houston area counties from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
Houston Fire Department commemorates 25th Anniversary of 9/11
The Houston Fire Department held a citywide 25th-anniversary remembrance for 9/11, marked by ceremonial bell tolls and dispatch broadcasts across all local stations. A longtime firefighter also shared his experience of the 9/11 aftermath as part of a Texas task force.
Conroe City Council to debate future of Flock license plate readers
The Conroe City Council is putting the future of its own camera program on the chopping block during Thursday evening's budget discussion.
Pasadena residents shaken after teens allegedly open fire near park while livestreaming
Teens allegedly emptied a gun magazine near Parklane Park in Pasadena while livestreaming the incident online.
Stray bullet pierces roof of Houston-area fire station, barely missing firefighter
Fire officials and law enforcement remind the public that shooting a gun into the air is not a harmless act—it is illegal deadly conduct.
Judge denies bail for suspect in Northeast Houston officer-involved shooting
A judge has denied bail for a 45-year-old man facing seven felony charges following an August shootout with law enforcement in northeast Houston.
James Dolphs Elmore Jr. sentenced to 20 years in 'Texas Killing Fields' case
James Dolphs Elmore Jr. has been given his prison sentence after being found guilty of manslaughter in the “Texas Killing Field" case.
Liberty County recedes after Tropical Depression Edouard dumps up to 14 inches of rain
Emergency Management Coordinator Antwyne Johnson warned residents to stay out of floodwaters due to hazardous debris, sharp objects, and wildlife like gators and snakes.
French bulldog stolen from north Houston family's home during break-in
A couple reportedly broke into the home to get their own lost dog, then stole three-year-old Naijah before leaving.
Woman killed in Southwest Houston, possibly after overnight shooting
First responders were called to a southwest Houston home on Saturday after a report of a woman who went into cardiac arrest. HPD officials later confirmed that the woman had been shot multiple times.