Sierra Fox
Sierra Fox joined the Fox 5 DC team in November 2020.
Before coming to Washington, D.C., she was the lead nightside reporter and anchor at ABC 8News in Richmond, Virginia. Prior to that, she worked at WDVM (formerly WHAG) as a bureau reporter in Winchester, Virginia. She also interned for Good Morning America in New York City.
Born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, Sierra graduated from Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina with a B.A in Communication Studies and two minors in Business Marketing and Management.
She played Division 1 lacrosse her first three years of college – Go Fighting Camels! During her senior year, Sierra was a Production Assistant at ABC11 Eyewitness News, voted Homecoming Queen, and received the Senior of the Year award for Broadcasting and Electronic Media. Additionally, she has studied abroad in Sevilla, Spain and interned at WNCN and Raleigh Television Network.
Sierra is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, National Association of Black Journalists, and Founding Sister of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority.
She is thrilled to be in the nation’s capital! When she’s not reporting, Sierra is either dancing or eating. Send her your restaurant suggestions!
If you have any story ideas or just want to say hello, Sierra wants to hear from you! Send her an e-mail at sierra.fox@fox.com.
You can also connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
The latest from Sierra Fox
Something in the Water 2022: Organizers to give refunds to ticket holders turned away
That’s a wrap for Pharrell’s Something In The Water music festival in DC.
Fairfax Co. Schools votes to limit cell phone usage
Leaders will be voting Thursday night on whether students should be banned from using their cell phones on school grounds.
Montgomery College tackles decline in enrollment
Montgomery College recently passed out a survey to find out why students weren't coming back to campus.
Montgomery County police offer tile tracking devices to residents
Law enforcement in Montgomery County says car thefts are on the rise, so now they are handing out a free tracking device to residents to mitigate the problem.
Alexandria police make service changes as they work to retain and recruit more officers
The Alexandria Police Department is changing the way they respond to crime.
Alexandria City High School community reacts to virtual learning changes made after deadly stabbing
Parents in Alexandria, Virginia are expressing concerns about the response to a deadly stabbing involving an Alexandria City High School student at a shopping center.
Suspected homicide in Fairfax County after body found in wooded area: police
Authorities are investigating a suspected homicide after the body of a man was found in a wooded area in Fairfax County.
Man faces two life sentences in Burtonsville double murder
A West Virginia man responsible for shooting and killing two people back in 2018 was sentenced Friday in a Rockville court.
DC councilmember creates U Street Nightlife Task Force
A D.C. councilmember is creating a nightlife task force to address the uptick in violence around the U Street Corridor.
Alexandria allowing contaminates into waterways used by millions, environmentalist group says
The Potomac River Keeper Network is taking the City of Alexandria to court after being fed up with the contaminates they're allowing into the waterways that are used by more than 5 million people daily.