
Gabby Hart
Gabby Hart joined Fox 26 Houston in September of 2021.
Gabby was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. She attended college at Cleveland State University and started her news career in her hometown in 2012, where she worked as an intern for WEWS in Cleveland.
Gabby was hired on as a full-time Assignment editor at WEWS while she was still in college. After about 3-years of working in her hometown Gabby had an urge to move from behind the scenes to in front of the camera and into the community. She went to work for WAPT in Jackson, Mississippi as a News Producer and eventually started to report the news once a week. Her first full-time on air job would be 2-years later, in 2017 Gabby moved to Las Vegas and became a General Assignment News Reporter at KSNV.
Gabby prides herself on being authentic in her reporting and building genuine connections with the communities she serves. As a former foster child Gabby is deeply involved with Foster care advocacy agencies across the country and is passionate about working to help build brighter futures for at risk foster youth.
When Gabby isn’t tracking down her next story or mentoring the youth, you can find her traveling to new places and participating in adrenaline based adventures. Cleveland Sports are all she knows, but she says she’ll gladly embrace Houston’s sports teams until the time comes when they face-off with Cleveland.
Have a News tip? You can contact Gabby via email or reach out to her on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
The latest from Gabby Hart
Galveston crash: Woman killed in crash involving police officer just hours before her birthday
One family is mourning the loss of their family member following a crash in Galveston on Thursday.
Houston fire: Residents blame lightning strike for fire that tore through condo building
Residents of one Houston condo building are blaming lightning as the cause of a fire on Saturday afternoon.
Bones can be seen through grave sites at Historic Black Houston cemetery, no one knows who owns the land
There are more questions than answers regarding the upkeep of a historic cemetery said to hold many well-known Black doctors, politicians and educators.
Aldine ISD says surveillance camera found in HS bathroom was fake, parents not buying it
Students at Aldine ISD spent the week avoiding the boys' bathroom after they spotted what appeared to be a surveillance camera overlooking the stalls.
Parents warned of dangers of TikTok's one-chip challenge after teen dies hours after participating
A new challenge on TikTok is causing concern for parents and medical experts.
Rosenberg man speaks after he and his wife were injured when an SUV crashed into Denny's dining room
One man who was injured after an SUV crashed into a Denny's in Rosenberg shared his story about what happened with FOX 26.
Houston crime: 15-year-old Madison High student injured in shooting outside Star Mart Food Store
A teen and two adults have been arrested in connection to the shooting of a 15-year-old Madison High School student outside of a Houston store on Wednesday afternoon, police say.
Bride-to-be says Houston-area wedding planner stole $12K
One bride-to-be is calling foul after a wedding planner she hired left her high and dry.
The Missing: Brian Vargo vanished in 1976, his 100-year-old mother yearns for answers
In this edition of "The Missing" we bring you the story of Brian Vargo, a University of Texas college student who vanished in 1976.
Tesla tells Houston-area owner of car stolen from their lot that he's responsible for damage done
The owner of one Tesla wants answers after his vehicle that he had towed to a Harris County Tesla dealership was stolen, and the dealership won't pay for the damage.