Shern-Min Chow is an anchor for KHOU 11, focusing on local news in Houston, Texas. With a passion for storytelling, Shern-Min brings a diverse range of stories to her audience, covering topics such as community events, human interest stories, local politics, and cultural events.
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Houston, Texas, United States (Local)
Shern-Min Chow's coverage mainly focuses on local news and events in Houston, Texas. She often covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage related to family & relationships, sports, entertainment news, and crime.
If you are reaching out to Shern-Min Chow with a pitch or story idea, consider tailoring it to local happenings in Houston or broader issues affecting the state of Texas. Topics related to community events, crime trends impacting locals' safety and well-being might resonate well with her beat. Additionally she may be interested in human interest stories that highlight personal experiences within the community.
Given her focus on covering local events as they unfold along with government announcements at both city and state level consider providing unique insights into these areas when pitching your story ideas for maximum impact.
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It's going to freeze again Saturday so a lot of people are wondering if they can wait to unwrap their plants.
Debbie Kerschen is all about the Texans and has the house and car to prove it!
Rep. Lizzie Fletcher said the plan to modernize USPS's networking system isn't working and the rest of the country may soon see similar issues.
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — A College Station father is suing several ministry groups and a prominent fraternity, accusing them of allowing the sexual abuse of his then 13-year-old son.
Six Shepherd School of Music graduates are up for Grammys this weekend.
By: Lupita Villarreal
If you can't afford a fire alarm, you can contact the Houston Fire Department and they will come out to your home and install it for free.
By: Cory McCord Khou
New technology is helping those with spinal cord injuries regain use of their motor skills.
The Baltimore bridge collapse raised concerns about the impact it would have in the Bayou City.
HOUSTON — Houston Mayor John Whitmire is working with community groups to restore the historic brick-paved roads laid by free slaves in Freedmen's Town
By: Shern-Min Chow
Drake argued he had nothing to do with the planning of the concert.
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