Alex Bozarjian
Previously, she was a nightside reporter in Detroit, Michigan. While reporting there, she covered the Oxford High School mass shooting that left four teenagers dead.
She was also one of the first on scene at the Michigan State University shooting in February 2023. In her MSU reporting, Alex obtained exclusive video of the gunman on the run after he shot eight people, killing three.
Alex built strong sources in the Metro Detroit area, scoring a one-on-one with a local police chief who was accused of using only Black men as targets in the department's shooting range. She also followed the disappearance and murders of three young men who went missing after a scheduled rap performance in Detroit, a story that captured national attention.
Alex's career began in Savannah, Georgia. There she worked as a multi-media journalist, fill-in producer, and fill-in anchor. In Georgia, Alex covered the contentious 2020 presidential elections, which ultimately led to the Peach State turning blue for the first time since 1992.
Much of Alex's time in Savannah was consumed by pandemic coverage and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Aside from local reporting, Alex has been sent on assignment as part of a company-wide disaster response team. She assisted two Florida stations after Hurricane Michael and Hurricane Ian.
In 2018, Alex graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in journalism and Latin American studies. Her double major took her to Cuba where she was an associate producer and reporter for a 30-minute special focusing on art, travel, and the environment.
Originally, Alex is from Salem, Massachusetts.
Her mother is from the Dominican Republic and Alex grew up speaking Spanish at home. The tricky last name comes from her father's side, who is Armenian.
In her free time, she likes working out, playing with her dog Margo, and finding a good brunch spot.
Alex is excited to explore and serve the Houston area. If you have any suggestions on places to eat, things to see, or story ideas feel free to reach out!
Alex's Stories
Prominent Houston personal injury attorney apprehends alleged burglar at family's SE Houston home
Police said the prominent Houston attorney was not the one who fired at the alleged burglar; a relative did, but he helped hold the suspect down until officers arrived.
Woman attacks disabled man and attempts to steal crutch outside market on Houston's east end: police
Video surveillance from DJ Supermarket on Harrisburg Boulevard shows the woman hitting the man several times and attempting to steal his crutch. The violent encounter left the 63-year-old man with minor injuries.
Houston police officer subject of 4th deadly investigation since 2022
HPD said an investigation found that the officer did not violate policy in the first three shootings, but an investigation remains in the recent case. While he was not indicted, he is facing a lawsuit in the shooting of law student Charion Lockett.
La Porte woman's kindness got her killed in alleged arson, son says
Only Eyewitness News spoke with Connie Fortune's family and friends a day after the 72-year-old's home burned down. They said a woman whom she took in and supported allegedly set the fire.
Homeowner on family of 5 taking over his late father's home in northeast Houston: 'I am devastated'
The homeowner said he was trying to extend this family grace because they said they had nowhere else to go. That's why he didn't call police right away, but he reached the end of his rope on Saturday.
Security guard and wife jailed after recording young girls at The Woodlands Mall, records show
Investigators said the man is a youth tennis coach but was wearing a security guard uniform when he allegedly recorded young girls changing in The Woodlands Mall.
Galena Park chemical plant fire left 3 contractors injured with varying degree burns, officials say
During a 2020 safety inspection, the Galena Park facility was given four citations for "serious" violations. Two citations were deleted after an informal settlement and their initial $42,000 fine dropped to $19,000.
Forensic analyst in Takeoff murder improperly handled evidence in other cases, docs allege
The Harris County District Attorney's Office indicated nearly 400 criminal cases could be impacted by alleged evidence mishandling, including those handled by a forensic analyst in the Takeoff murder.
Man dies weeks after wife allegedly shoots him during argument at Galleria-area apartment: police
Investigators say the victim's wife admitted to shooting her husband because she feared for her safety. Investigators said the shooting was a result of an argument between the couple on March 21.
Surgeon removed as Memorial Hermann's liver, kidney transplant leader amid bombshell report
The Houston medical community is still sorting through the allegations against a top doctor that led to a hospital system suspending its liver and kidney transplant programs.