Natalie Hee
Natalie Hee is thrilled to join FOX 26 News as a reporter in her hometown. Before starting at FOX 26, Natalie was a reporter at KIAH-TV, the CW affiliate in Houston. She has also reported at WDSU-TV, the NBC affiliate in New Orleans, and KXAN-TV, the NBC affiliate in Austin, Texas, where she began her news career. Natalie has covered a number of breaking news and weather stories including the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, along with the controversial shooting deaths of Alton Sterling and former NFL players Will Smith and Joe McKnight. Like many families in Houston, Natalie is an "oil baby." Born in Malaysia to a family of ex-pats, she spent majority of her childhood moving around every three years, before her family settled in The Woodlands in 2003. She’s a graduate of The John Cooper School in The Woodlands and an alumna of The University of Texas at Austin. Natalie is a proud Longhorn and honorary LSU Tigers fan -- Hook 'em Horns and Geaux Tigers! Her family’s nomadic lifestyle has also given Natalie the opportunity to travel to countries all across the world. She dreams to one day step foot on all seven continents -- including Antarctica! When she’s not working or traveling, Natalie enjoys perusing for new restaurants and cuisines, listening to live music, dancing, karaokeing, shopping, playing volleyball, binge-watching TV shows and trying to be artsy. Natalie is a member of the Asian American Journalists Association and the Texas Exes Houston Chapter. Natalie looks forward to meeting and serving the great people of Houston.
The latest from Natalie Hee
Can you pass COVID-19 to your pets?
Houston SPCA's Chief Veterinarian, Dr Roberta Dev said pet owners worried about potentially infecting their furry friends with COVID-19, or vice versa, should not panic.
Houston-area artists paint uplifting messages to help restaurant industry
The messages of art serve as a reminder of how Houstonians can do their part to help overcome the COVID-19 crisis from supporting locals, washing your hands and calling your grandparents.
Good Samaritan pays for strangers' groceries
HEB believes the man may have spent up to a $1,000 paying for multiple shoppers' tabs.
College, high school graduates deal with uncertain future due to COVID-19
About a month ago, college seniors were about to graduate into one of the strongest job markets in years, but in a matter of weeks, the economy has taken a steep downturn.
Judge Hidalgo clarifies possible release of violent offenders during COVID-19 crisis
Hidalgo is now working with the county attorney’s office, the sheriff, district court judges and the district attorney to depopulate the jail of more than 8,000 inmates.
2 residents at senior living center die of COVID-19
A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the Conservatory at Alden Bridge, an apartment complex for 55+ community in The Woodlands.
First Harris Co. Jail inmate tests positive for COVID-19: HCSO
At least 30 Harris County Jail inmates are showing symptoms and another 500 were potentially exposed to the virus. All inmates are currently in quarantine and being monitored.
Local doctor tests positive for COVID-19, frustrated with testing process
On Monday, March 16, Dr. Vanessa Barrow thought she had a cold or allergies and didn’t think much of it.
Santa Fe hero posthumously honored for sacrificing life for fellow students
Christian Riley Garcia was one of six people in the US recognized Wednesday for his courage and sacrifice by the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.
The world's largest music academy offers free music lessons online
The world’s largest music academy, Vivaldi Music Academy is now giving away free lessons and free instruments to help Houstonians deal with the lingering stress of the Coronavirus pandemic.