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
Israeli hostage finds faith during days in Gaza captivity: 'I felt miracles'
A young woman who was taken hostage from a Kibbutz on Oct. 7 found faith during 55 days in captivity in tunnels below Gaza.
NYC rabbi reflects on Rosh Hashanah: 'The most trying and challenging year in my career'
With the start of Rosh Hashanah, many are approaching the Jewish New Year with mixed emotions.
How Mayor Adams' indictment could affect the 2024 election
What impact could the bribery and corruption indictment of Mayor Eric Adams have on races here in New York City and on the national level?
New Yorkers sound off on 2024 election issues
FOX 5 NY is taking a deep dive into what both Trump and Harris have said about three critical issues: economy, immigration and reproductive rights. Here's what some New Yorkers had to say.
Man slashed in the face inside UWS subway station: NYPD
The NYPD is hunting for the suspect who slashed a 26-year-old man in the face with a sharp object inside the West 72nd Street and Broadway subway station in Manhattan.
Queens residents fined after reporting rat infestations: 'You don't punish people who call 311'
Residents in one Queens neighborhood say that their complaints over a rat infestation aren't being met with help, but instead, fines.
What happens if New Yorkers don't break down their cardboard boxes?
Have you ever stopped to think about how many cardboard boxes come into and out of your home every week? Well, the NYC Department of Sanitation knows the answer – it's a lot.
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.