Beau Berman joined FOX Connecticut in October 2011 as a general assignment and investigative reporter.

He's a Pittsburgh native and thrilled to be back in the Northeast. He joins the FOX CT news team after working for television stations in Pennsylvania and Texas. At KOSA-TV in west Texas, Berman's stories helped change city government procedures and state law.

Specifically, his 2010 investigative report on faulty fire extinguishers in Midland Police Department vehicles led directly to the passage of House Bill 564 in Texas, which was signed into law in 2011, and titled the "Ariel Corley Memorial Act".

Berman's report was honored by the Radio Television Digital News Association with the 2011 Edward R. Murrow Award for Television Investigative Journalism in Texas and Oklahoma (Region 6) and by the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters as the "Best Investigative" report in Texas (TX division four).

Between 2009 and 2011, Berman broke several stories surrounding the "Winkler County Nurse" case and was interviewed about his coverage for the national radio show, "This American Life". Berman earned more than 10 awards from the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters, including two-times named as one of the top-3 television reporters in the state (TX division four). During his tenure in Texas, Berman had the opportunity to report from inside Mexico and from the Bridge of the Americas border crossing between El Paso and Juarez.

Berman used his fluency in Spanish as an asset during his stint in Texas and put it into practice in 2007, while living with locals in Salamanca, Spain.

Berman is a graduate of Penn State University.



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