
Heather Sullivan
Heather Sullivan is thrilled to be the FOX 26 Consumer Reporter. Sullivan’s Smart Sense reports are all about helping Houston families save money and protect themselves from scams and rip-offs.
Heather loves to share her finds on great deals and how to be a smart consumer, shopper, and saver!
Heather won two Emmy Awards and a National Murrow Award as an Anchor and Consumer Investigator at WWBT in Richmond, Virginia over the last ten years. Her consumer stories aired on the nationally syndicated show “America Now” for four years. Before that she served as an anchor and reporter for stations in Los Angeles, South Carolina, Florida, and Oregon. Her investigative reports exposing illegal car sales, home improvement fraud, and other scams led the South Carolina Broadcasters Association to name her Reporter of the Year. She also won a Murrow Award for her consumer product testing series, “Does It Work?” and was voted Best Anchor Team twice in Richmond Magazine.
Heather holds an M.B.A. from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and graduated with honors in Broadcast Journalism and Political Communication from Emerson College in Boston.
She has run three marathons and loves to talk about the antics of her orange tabby cat, Finneas Binny. In her spare time, you’ll often find Heather speaking and volunteering at community events. She has worked with the VCU Parkinson’s Center, the National Kidney Foundation, Junior League, local sporting events, Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, and free medical clinics.
Have a consumer question? Heather would love to hear from you.
You can reach her on Facebook: @HeatherSullivanFOX26, Twitter: @Fox26Heather, and Instagram: @HeatherSullivanFOX26.
The latest from Heather Sullivan
More people buying life insurance during COVID-19 pandemic
Applications for life insurance rose 3.4 percent for people under age 44 in the first half of the year, according to the MIB Life index.
Missouri City accepting applications for rent, mortgage, utility relief
Households can receive up to $2,000 for rent or mortgage for two months, plus $500 per month for utilities for two months, according to Missouri City's website.
Business giving start-ups space to grow in pandemic
A Sugar Land business is offering three days of free office space and some small businesses say it's the boost they need.
Kinder study: Evictions cost Harris County $315 million a year
Rice University's Kinder Institute found that even in 2019, Harris County had the second-highest eviction rate in the country, only behind New York City.
New "Flood Factor" scores say more homes at risk for flooding
The non-profit's analysis is showing an additional 5 million homes across the U.S with a high risk of flooding.
6000+ Houston area homes may not get FEMA aid next flood
If those homeowners and renters don't purchase flood insurance by the October 24th deadline, FEMA may not repair the properties again when the next disaster strikes.
10 percent more adult children moved back home this year
More and more Americans are staying at home with their parents due to struggles with work and virtual learning.
Nearly 40 Houston-area homes going solar, saving money through new co-op
Several homes in Houston are going green with solar panels, saving money, and helping the environment thanks to a co-op.
Houston-area lawmakers work to close digital divide for students
Some lawmakers announced a new initiative Thursday to get students the computers they need and close the digital divide.
Half a million sign petition to cancel student loan debt
About 600,000 people have signed the petition urging President Trump to cancel student loan debt.









