Raegan Medgie is an award-winning reporter who joined the FOX 5 News Team in June 2017.
Prior to FOX 5, Raegan worked at The Weather Channel. Her first day on-air was the launch of AMHQ with Sam Champion. As the Northeast Correspondent based in New York, she became part of “Wake Up With Al” and MSNBC as she criss-crossed the country, chasing storms and humanizing the aftermath. She also worked as a general assignment reporter covering breaking news for WCBS/CBS2 New York. Medgie also filled-in as the entertainment reporter for CBS-FM.
Before making New York home, she was a reporter and anchor for WNEP (ABC) Newswatch 16 in Scranton, Pennsylvania; WETM (NBC) in Elmira, New York where she earned an Associated Press Award for Best Enterprise Reporting; and TV2 News in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Her first taste as a reporter began at Temple Update, the student run TV station at her alma mater Temple University in Philadelphia (Go Owls!).
Medgie is from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and loves experiencing life with family and friends. She enjoys traveling, running through new neighborhoods, and is a huge supporter of animal rights and welfare. She is married and lives in New York City.
New York native Dari Alexander anchors the “FOX 5 News At 5 p.m.” and the “FOX 5 News at 10 p.m.” with Steve Lacy.
Before joining FOX 5, Alexander was an anchor and New York field correspondent at the nation's No. 1 cable news channel, FOX News Channel. She also reported regular primetime news updates and was the weekend news anchor for FOX News Live, FNC's hard news programming show. As a correspondent, Alexander covered some of the channel's biggest stories, including September 11, 2001.
This tragedy led her directly to the battlefield, where she reported on the war on terror in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. She also covered big domestic stories such as the D.C. Sniper, the Capitol Hill anthrax scare, and the 2004 presidential elections. In 2002 to 2003, Alexander traveled all over the United States producing and reporting long-form stories on "The Pulse," a primetime news magazine show broadcast on WNYW/FOX 5.
Ernie Anastos is a distinguished Emmy Award-winning anchor for the FOX flagship station, WNYW-TV in New York.
He is also the creator and host of "Positively Ernie," a program which aims to inform, and entertain viewers with inspirational stories.
A New York Hall of Fame Broadcaster, Ernie has an extraordinary record of achievement. He has won more than 30 Emmy awards and nominations and is the first and only New York TV anchor to receive the coveted Lifetime Emmy Award, the highest honor given by The New York chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for his outstanding and personal accomplishments in the television industry. In 2010, The New York Times described Ernie as "the ubiquitous anchorman," who has captured the love and respect of New Yorkers.