
Chelsea Edwards
Chelsea Edwards started working at FOX 26 in October 2019.
She was born in Houston and grew up in Missouri City.
She first discovered her passion for broadcasting at Hightower High School’s Media Academy where she learned to shoot, write, and edit stories.
She then focused on working behind-the-scenes while studying at Texas Southern University and participating in partnerships with NASA and TxDOT which allowed her to work in productions across the country.
After graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications, she worked as a video editor for the Houston’s ABC affiliate for nearly six years. She also spent four years running a TX21st afterschool program in Klein ISD.
Chelsea eventually decided to jump to in front of the camera and took a job as a multi-media journalist with KWTX-TV in Waco.
She later accepted a morning reporter position at the station’s Bell County Bureau and covered stories in Killeen, Temple, Copperas Cove and Fort Hood.
After spending a couple of years away, Chelsea is ecstatic to be back working in her hometown spending time with friends and family and working to improve where they live and work. Chelsea is married with stepchildren and has a chocolate lab mix to keep her from sleeping too late.
The latest from Chelsea Edwards
Hester House in Houston's Fifth Ward receives big donation
The Julia C. Hester House has been a lifeline for many in the Fifth Ward community for more than 77 years.
Lake Jackson boy dies from brain-eating amoeba
On Saturday, a long line stretched through Clute Park for a barbecue fundraiser to help pay for the funeral expenses of six-year-old Josiah McIntyre.
Houston pastor talks about her battle with depression
In light of National Suicide Month, a pastor of a popular Houston church is opening up about her battle with depression.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves behind lasting impression
After multiple battles with cancer, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at the age of 87. The popular advocate for women's rights left a lasting impression on some Houstonians who got the chance to meet her.
Big rig falls 30 feet from I-45 in downtown Houston
Police say a big rig fell 30 feet from I-45 in downtown Houston after a crash with a wrong-way driver.
League City family welcomes baby boy after nurse tech springs into action
A family in League City got an express delivery of a new baby before they could make it to the hospital. Luckily, help wasn’t too far away.
Locally-produced TV series hopes to increase suicide prevention awareness
Suicide rates are on the rise with numbers spiking in some areas during the pandemic. But a new, locally-produced TV series is being released this September for Suicide Prevention Month and hopes to help.
Car parade held for World War II veterans in Houston
One of Houston’s oldest Chinese American organizations made sure some veterans were not forgotten.
Galveston chef supporting residents affected by Hurricane Laura
A Galveston chef is cooking up assistance for a small town hit hard by Hurricane Laura.
Brittmoore Rescue moves to help Hurricane Laura victims in Lake Charles
Brittmoore Rescue, a certified search and rescue non-profit, was born during Harvey and says it's continued helping to get people to safety during major hurricanes. Crews left ahead of the storm, expecting to do the same for Laura.









