Chris Welch
Chris Welch joined the Fox 5 New York news team in 2019 as a general assignment reporter.
The latest from Chris Welch
Are you a digital hoarder?
Deleting your memories from your devices can be painful. Is that why so many people hoard their digital files?
Ready to ring in a new decade? Experts say not so fast
Common knowledge seems to suggest— and recent “best of the decade” articles taking over your feed would imply— that the start of the new decade happens January 1, 2020. But what if we told you that according to experts, the new decade may not technically start until *2021*?
Queens residents affected by sewage spill still looking for answers and assistance
For residents affected by the sewage spill in South Ozone Park that affected 124 homes, the response immediately after the incident and in the days since has taken far too long.
NYC photographer captures telling moments with Amy Schumer, Aziz Ansari and other comics
Marcus Russell Price photographs comedians. He has worked with Amy Schumer, Pete Davidson, Aziz Ansari, Hannibal Buress, and more, capturing their biggest moments and also small, unguarded ones.
Slow recovery continues for victims of Queens sewage spill
Officials say they still do not know what caused the sewage spill that flooded over 100 homes with human waste, or when people may be reimbursed for damages.
A lucky turkey is saved from a Brooklyn slaughterhouse
A turkey that meant to be slaughtered and eaten has gotten a break. A New York City student bought her from a live poultry market.
Caffe Dante named world's best bar
A Greenwich Village hot spot that’s been around for over a century was recently given the title of “Best Bar in the World.” Fox5 sat down with the owner of the cozy Macdougal Street’s Caffe Dante to find out what makes it so special.
Brooklyn Museum gives artists a spotlight they don't always get
For the next three weeks, the Brooklyn Museum is showcasing artwork by artists living with mental illness and/or developmental disabilities.
Vietnam vet serving her country in a whole new colorful way
Serving her country has always made Barbara Chiminello smile.
The fight to keep free curbside parking in NYC
If you thinking parking in Manhattan is difficult now, some residnets say they are worried that when congestion pricing goes into effect next year, it’ll become even worse.