Damali Keith
Damali Keith joined the FOX 26 family more than a decade ago. She delivers reports for weekday newscasts. Since making Houston home, Damali has been involved in countless community outreach programs. Some of the issues important to her are empowering women, combating domestic abuse and anything to do with protecting children and promoting strong families. She's originally from Wayne, MI. Her journey as a journalist has taken her from her first TV Reporting job in Owensboro, KY to Evansville, IN with a stop in Memphis, TN before arriving at FOX 26 here in Houston in July 2000. When she isn't working, you'll find her at any given park, playground, (restaurant or shopping mall) with her daughter. She loves books, music, LAUGHING & God (but not in that order). One of her latest loves? Coming into the computer age!
The latest from Damali Keith
Why is FEMA offering so little to victims of the freeze?
Houstonians whose pipes burst in the freeze expecting to be made whole by FEMA may only receive $400 like one Northeast Houston family.
Houston native becomes 1st African American Chief Investigator at Harris Co. DA's Office
For the first time, an African American is second in command over 90 investigators who work in the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
Some Houstonians still without water, waiting on an appointment with a plumber
Plumbers seem to be the most popular people in town as thousands still need to have their pipes repaired after they ruptured in last week's freeze. Many plumbers are no longer accepting appointments because they're booked for weeks to come.
More animals in need of homes after last week's winter storms
The Houston Humane Society is full and offering a special to help get animals adopted after last week's severe winter weather.
Thousands of Houstonians still have water in their homes after pipes burst last week
Still trying to dry out and recover after days of freezing temperatures caused pipes to burst in thousands of Houston area homes.
Water distribution sites set up to give residents clean water
Houstonians on the hunt for clean water. Bottled water is being given out by the case.
Houston-area healthcare workers see surge in patients during winter storm
Calls for ambulance service and hospitalizations spiked this week in the cold weather, water issues and power outages.
Just like homes, hospitals are struggling without water and power
Power and water outages are causing a crisis at some clinics and hospitals.
Houstonians frustrated with extended power outages
Houston residents struggling to survive the bitter cold without heat and power.
County crews are gearing up to take on icy roads
Road crews are preparing to attack ice covered streets and bridges.