Aaron Barker
Aaron Barker is the Texas Regional Digital Content Director for FOX Local. He joined the Dallas-based team in 2025.
An award-winning journalist and meteorologist, Aaron came to FOX Local from FOX Weather, where he served as a senior digital content producer.
Aaron spent nearly a decade in Houston before moving to Dallas. While there, he covered historic events like Hurricane Harvey, Tropical Storm Imelda and the Great Texas Freeze.
A Mississippi State alumnus, Aaron spends his free time practicing photography, seeking out the best Texas barbecue and hanging out with his dachshund-beagle mix, Addison.
The latest from Aaron Barker
Karmelo Anthony’s bid for new trial denied by newly appointed judge
A judge on Saturday denied Karmelo Anthony’s request for a new trial in the fatal stabbing of Frisco student Austin Metcalf during a track meet last year.
Evacuation orders for Montague County wildfire lifted
Evacuation orders prompted by a wildfire in Montague County have been lifted.
Abbott equates airport foot-washing stations to ‘white-only bathrooms’ in letter to DOJ
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has equated foot-washing stations for Muslims at airports in Dallas and Houston to "white-only bathrooms" in a letter to the Department of Justice.
3 children killed in recent crashes across Texas
Three children were killed in crashes across Texas over the weekend.
4-alarm Dallas grass fire spreads to home, tires sending thick smoke into air
A four-alarm grass fire in southwestern Dallas spread to a nearby house, tires and trash Sunday afternoon.
DFW Airport could soon be adding more Islamic foot-washing stations
More foot-washing stations for Islamic travelers could soon be added to a terminal at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Dallas Cowboys ranked most valuable NFL team
The Dallas Cowboys top this year’s list of the most valuable NFL teams.
When Texans can catch a lunar eclipse in August
Texans will be treated to a spectacular astronomical show in August.
These Texas cities rank among America’s safest and least safe in 2026
Several Texas cities made the list for both safest and least safe in the country in a study published this week.