Angie Goff
Angie Goff has been reporting the news from the nation's capital for more than a decade. From the caucuses in Iowa to the hurricanes in South Carolina and the Royal Wedding across the pond, she’s covered it all.
Angie has anchored breaking stories for network and local broadcasts including the Charleston church massacre, Pope Francis’ U.S. visit and the Congressional baseball shooting in Alexandria.
A self-proclaimed "people person," Angie loves meeting new friends in the community and staying in touch with them through her social channels. She is the creator and host of "The Oh My Goff Show," a fun quirky podcast that airs weekly on Youtube and Apple Podcasts.
Before joining FOX5, Angie was an anchor at NBC Washington where she also contributed to TODAY and filled in as a host for Early TODAY and MSNBC.
The George Mason graduate got her start working at Entertainment Tonight in LA. From there she pursued a news career, making stops in Iowa and South Carolina before returning to Washington.
As an ARMY brat, Angie grew up living between the U.S. and South Korea but now calls Northern Virginia home. She lives in McLean with her husband and children.
The latest from Angie Goff
3 easy Thanksgiving recipes to test out this holiday weekend
Are you running low on recipe ideas for your Thanksgiving meal this year? FOX 5 has you covered with three easy dishes you can make that were discovered on TikTok and tested by Angie Goff and Marina Marraco!
Mariah Carey reacts to Angie Goff’s book club review
For several weeks, the FOX 5@4 team has been reading Mariah Carey's memoir "The Meaning of Mariah Carey" for their weekly Book Club segment.
Donations pour in for cat recovering after being struck by arrow, Arlington County animal advocates say
The Animal Welfare League of Arlington says it has raised $79,000 after it made a public plea for donations to help with medical expenses for a young tabby cat who was struck by an arrow. The staff originally requested only $6,500.
Fun at the Reston Holiday Parade
The holiday season is officially here and so is the fun at the Reston Holiday Parade!
Max Scherzer look-alike turns heads ahead of Nationals' World Series run
There's a local Washington Nationals fan that's been turning a lot of heads when he's at the ballpark. That's because he happens to look a lot like star pitcher Max Scherzer.
Vanilla Beane, DC's famed 'hat lady,' turns 100 this month
There's a big birthday happening in that nation's capital this weekend.