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Sharon Crowley
Sharon Crowley joined FOX 5 from FOX 29 in Philadelphia. An award-winning journalist, she covers breaking news, general assignment, and investigative stories.
Crowley has reported on many local and national news stories including New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the Boston Marathon bombings, the 9-11 terrorist attacks, the Atlanta Olympic Park bombing and the disappearance of D.C. intern Chandra Levy.
She anchored FOX 5's breaking news when President Obama announced Osama bin Laden was killed.
Previously, Crowley worked as a reporter for FOX 5 in Atlanta and the FOX affiliate in Raleigh. She has appeared on The FOX News Channel, On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, The O'Reilly Factor and America's Most Wanted.
The latest from Sharon Crowley
Biden spurns calls to drop out, vows to 'complete the job' in press conference
President Biden doubled down on his commitment to run for re-election, despite growing calls from within his party to step down during a critical solo press conference on Thursday evening.
NYC restaurant loses $45K in cyberscam; temporarily closes
Gotham Restaurant in the Greenwich Village section of NYC was forced to close after falling victim to a $45,000 cyberscam.
Democratic governors back President Biden as signs continue to point to eroding support
Despite increasing pressure from within his party to drop out and new polling numbers favoring former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden spoke with Democratic governors tonight and got their support.
Historic NYC churches welcome LGBTQ+ faithful
FOX 5 NY looks at how the LGBTQ+ community navigates faith and religion, and how churches across New York City are opening their doors to embrace them.
NY Democrats scramble to fund MTA after congestion pricing delay, while Republicans call for full repeal
Republicans are calling for congestion pricing to be fully repealed, while Democrats are scrambling to come up with other sources of revenue to fund the MTA.
Unlocking Mysteries: How NYC students are using art to crack cold cases
Using science, math and art, the sculptors hope to create what the actual head and face looked like when this person was alive.
Several NYC-area Catholic schools set to close by end of school year
Four Catholic schools in the city and one in Westchester will all be closing down at the end of the year, with officials blaming declining enrollment, along with other factors.
NYC Transit Workers union outraged as suspect in assault on MTA worker sent to mental health court
The union representing MTA workers says they are outraged after Alexander Wright, the suspect accused of assaulting subway cleaner Anthony Nelson, was referred to mental health court.
WATCH: Historical coverage of Columbia University student protests
Some say that when you go to Columbia, “you know you're going to an institution which has an honored place in the history of American protest."
NYC library cuts remain in place in Mayor Adams' budget proposal
The nearly $112B spending plan keeps a cut of roughly $58M to the city's public libraries.