Chelsea Edwards is a news reporter for Fox26Houston, with a focus on covering local news and stories in the Houston area. She is a Texas Southern University alumna and is passionate about sharing stories that impact the community. Chelsea's reporting covers a range of topics, from crime and court cases to community events and human interest stories.
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Chelsea Edwards predominantly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the Houston area. Her articles focus on a wide range of topics including family & relationships, education, and crime within the local community.
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As Chelsea’s geographic focus is on Houston and its surrounding areas with articles centered around local news topics such as crime reports and educational matters specific to this region might pique her interest.
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Stress can show up in our lives in many different ways, including stress that permeates familial, work and romantic relationships.
By: Chelsea Edwards
A man who was caught on camera violently assaulting an elderly woman is expected in court Wednesday morning, but for an entirely sperate case
FOX 26's Chelsea Edwards shares a recipe for duchess potatoes with a Texas spin. Here's how you can make them at home. -5 pounds Texas gold potatoes
By: Chelsea Edwards
The mother and grandmother of a 12-year-old girl were shot and killed miles apart in northwest Harris County overnight.
Wednesday Alief ISD students headed back to class, but grades are not the only top priority for administrators.
A fire tore through an apartment complex in North Houston, engulfing 16 apartments and resulting in no injuries or deaths but significant damage, as authorities launch an investigation into the cause.
Authorities say Kevin Turner left the children in a home on a day where the temperature was more than 98 degrees.
In an effort to help teach Houston youth to make cash the legal way, Eugene Waddle III is offering a 'Clippers over Crime' program to help teach teens how to cut hair and gain hours towards getting their state license.
By: Chelsea Edwards
Recent rains in the Houston area have led to an increase in mosquito populations. The bloodsuckers are not only annoying but can carry diseases.
By: Chelsea Edwards
Children 18 and under and enrolled students with disabilities up to 21 years old can show up to participating sites to receive free breakfast, lunch, and snacks.
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