Sophia earned her Bachelor’s degree from the School of Broadcast Journalism with a minor in Business at the University of Missouri and began her career in television at KOMU 8 News in Columbia, Missouri as a multimedia journalist and anchor. Two years later, Sophia made her way to WCIA in Champaign, Illinois to work as a reporter.
After spending six years in the Midwest, Sophia, a native of Katy, Texas, was excited to return to warm and sunny Texas where she joined the KXAN News team in November 2012. While in Central Texas, she reported on the state budget, former President Obama’s visit to Austin, and the West, Texas fertilizer plant explosion and the deadly Dallas police ambush.
In 2017 she made her way back home to Houston to join KPRC Channel 2 News, an NBC affiliate. She covered the Super Bowl, Hurricane Harvey, the earthquake in Mexico City, The World Series and many other breaking news stories.
Sophia joined NBC 5 in 2020 and is excited to be part of a vibrant and well-accomplished newsroom.
Her husband is currently a medical resident in Dallas which is why she and their new baby boy relocated to DFW.
When she’s not telling your story, Sophia enjoys live music, working out, and eating queso.
The Latest
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Loved ones remember man who died while helping a stranded driver in Arlington
Tyler White was helping a friend whose car was stuck in the mud when he was struck and killed. The friend was also injured and taken to the hospital. Arlington Police are investigating the SUV driver who crashed into them to see if alcohol was a factor. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with White’s wife.
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‘I'm devastated, I'm in shock, it's unbelievable,' says wife of man killed while helping a stranded driver in Arlington
Arlington Police are investigating an SUV driver who crashed into a man helping a friend, whose car was stuck in the mud.
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The body of a mother of four found in field, Fort Worth police arrest boyfriend who is charged with murder
Fort Worth Police said a man accused of killing his girlfriend has been charged with murder after her body was found in a field with gunshot wounds.
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Woman's body discovered in city-owned field, boyfriend arrested: FWPD
Fort Worth police said they arrested a man accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend. Investigators say a landscaper found the woman’s body on private property owned by the City of Fort Worth Water Department. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoeil reports.
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How to protect your phone from hackers and the explanation of RCS text messaging
The new Apple iOS 18 feature allows texting features between iPhone users and Androids, but U.S. officials are urging caution, citing cybersecurity concerns.
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Candlelight vigil planned for Terrell officer killed in the line of duty
The memorial for Terrell Police Officer Jacob Candanoza continues to grow outside the police headquarters as family, friends, law enforcement and the community pay their respects to the fallen officer.
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Terrell mourns loss of officer killed in the line of duty
Terrell Police Officer Jacob Candanoza’s police car is serving as a memorial for community members who want to remember the officer shot and killed during a traffic stop Sunday night. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil reports from Terrell Police Department headquarters.
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Lewisville ISD decides fate of five elementary schools Monday
Five elementary schools in Lewisville ISD are on the chopping block as board of trustees decide Monday night whether to close the campuses. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil explains low enrollment and finances are contributing to a common issue districts are seeing across DFW.
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Lewisville ISD votes to close five elementary schools Monday night
As enrollment drops, the district is looking for ways to cut expenses as concerns over the budget increase.
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Terrell Police mourn death of K-9 Officer
In a Facebook post, the Terrell Police Department said K-9 Officer Max was suffering from an illness and died over the weekend.
