Chris Lindsay
Chris Lindsay joined FOX 35 in February 2023 as a reporter and covers Volusia County.
Chris was born and raised in Durham, North Carolina. He graduated from The University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications in 2018.
He joined Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. during his undergraduate experience.
In 2019, Chris received his master’s degree in Sports Journalism from Arizona State University.
Before moving to Florida, he spent two years as a reporter at KEZI 9 News in Eugene, Oregon. There, he kept Western Oregonians up to date on the state’s devastating wildfires, coronavirus pandemic, and other pressing issues.
He is excited to join a new community and deliver the stories that matter the most.
When not delivering news, Chris likes to listen to music, watch movies, and visit friends and family.
The latest from Chris Lindsay
Volusia County to consider lowering beach tolls
The Volusia County Council is set to discuss beach tolls and parking at their meeting on Tuesday.
'Very grateful': Family of toddler who nearly drowned thanks rescuers
The family of a young girl who nearly drowned in a pool expressed their gratitude for the people who helped save her life.
Florida dispatcher recounts moment he helped save 2-year-old found face down in pool
A Volusia County Sheriff's Office dispatcher reflected on a recent call in which he helped a family rescue their drowning toddler.
Central Florida symphony working to rebuild following theft of instruments
Volusia Community Arts (VCA), formerly known as Volusia Community Symphony, is working to replace thousands of dollars worth of equipment following a theft several weeks ago.
Local Volusia County nonprofit to give out free Narcan during spring break
Leaders at Project Opioid, a nonprofit advocacy group, will be distributing free Narcan in Spring Break areas.
New downtown Debary will bring new apartments, retail shops for community
The DeBary Main Street project is on schedule, with crews expected to break ground as soon as this Summer, according to city officials.