Sarah Alegre is a Multimedia Reporter at Fox News. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on topics such as NASA, space travel, and the travel industry. Sarah has been featured in various outlets, including KGPE-TV, FOX8 WGHP, NewsNation, Yahoo News, FOX 5 San Diego, Fox Business Network, and FOX 10 Phoenix.
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Utah Valley University is still healing after a gunman shot and killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk during an event on campus. FOX’s Sarah Alegre reports.
By: Stepheny Price, Sarah Alegre
About 30-40 demonstrators remained in chamber despite repeated orders to clear the room
By: Sarah Alegre
San Diego-based Navy crews will play key role in recovery efforts for Orion spacecraft and crew after return from lunar mission
Artemis II is set to splash down off San Diego as Navy crews prepare to recover the Orion capsule and the four astronauts inside, drawing crowds along the coast.
One year after massive wildfires devastated Los Angeles County, many families remain displaced, frustrated by slow rebuilding, permit delays and ongoing housing challenges.
Anti-ICE protesters stormed a New Orleans council meeting, creating chaos as officials fled and police removed demonstrators opposing federal enforcement.
Hurricane Katrina survivors reflect on the devastating Category 3 storm that struck the Gulf Coast 20 years ago, killing over 1,000 people and destroying communities.
Mahmoud Khalil, the leader of the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, denied all allegations against him during a court hearing as he faces deportation.
By: Sarah Alegre
New Orleans served as the first stop of Sail 250, a nationwide maritime celebration commemorating America's 250th anniversary. Throughout the weekend, FOX toured historic tall ships, including the USCGC Eagle, and modern military vessels such as the USCGC Mohawk and USS Kearsarge.
The Trump Administration is speeding up its efforts to address a nationwide shortage of Air Traffic Controllers. Earlier this year, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a push to hire 2,000 new controllers by the end of the year.
