Lauren Clark
Lauren Clark joined the FOX 10 News team as a reporter in Fall of 2022.
She couldn’t be more thrilled to come back home! Lauren is a proud third-generation Arizonian who graduated from Desert Ridge High School and ASU. She’s convinced that there isn’t any place quite as special as the Valley, growing up with fond memories floating the Salt River, hiking the Superstition Springs Mountains, watching gorgeous desert sunsets, and cheering passionately for Phoenix sports teams (especially the Sun Devils and Suns)!
Her love for news has deep roots. When she was in 3rd grade, a teacher once commented on how she would make a good news anchor one day, and the dream never stopped from there! After interning at the New York Business Journal, FOX 5 in Washington D.C. and WTOP, she landed her first on-air job in beautiful Boise, Idaho. There she covered wildfires, interviewed a man exonerated from death row by DNA evidence, and did an investigative piece that revealed no state law requires the preservation of homicide evidence . But her favorite story was absolutely flying in an F-16, pulling thrilling 7 G’s!
In 2019, Lauren moved to KSNV in Las Vegas, covering the trifecta of celebrities, crime, and casinos. Highlights of that time include interviewing pop icon Cher, billionaire Sir. Richard Branson, and country singer Keith Urban. She also extensively covered the tourism and hospitality industry struggling and recovering post-pandemic, and provided around-the-clock coverage on the death of a local investigative reporter allegedly killed by a public official. Lauren also got the opportunity to cover the 2022 Super Bowl in LA, and won an Emmy for team coverage of the 2020 Democratic Debates. While in Sin City, she also did a mix of reporting, anchoring, and weather.
When she’s not chasing down a story, Lauren loves spending time with her family, watching sports, hiking, doing hot yoga, or loving on her precious chocolate lab Watson, and adorable beagle Sherlock. She’s also training for her first marathon!
She is honored to be reporting in her hometown so if you have a story idea or tip, please reach out!
The latest from Lauren Clark
Victim in deadly shooting identified as prominent Phoenix attorney, brother arrested
Phoenix Police identify the victim of a deadly shooting in Phoenix and say the man's brother was arrested in connection.
Phoenix teacher arrested after allegedly peeing into a can while at his desk
A Phoenix elementary school teacher is accused of criminal charges after police say he peed into a can during class, and students saw his private parts.
Aaron Gunches: Arizona executes man who murdered girlfriend's ex
After a years-long hiatus, executions have resumed in Arizona after Aaron Gunches was put to death. Gunches was given the death penalty in connection with a 2002 murder.
Arizona Senators Mark Kelly, Ruben Gallego warn of 'impending cuts' to Medicaid
Arizona Democratic Senators Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego held a town hall on Monday, warning citizens of what they’re calling "impending cuts" to Medicaid. They say it won't only affect people needing treatment, but also staff.
Phoenix area veterans gather for annual StandDown event
Hundreds of veterans gathered at the Arizona State Fairgrounds near Downtown Phoenix for various resources as part of the annual StandDown event.
Arizona bill looks to expand mandated reporter guidance in schools
A new bill is going through the Arizona Capitol that would crack down on child abuse cases in schools by clarifying who's a mandated reporter, and provide guidance on the proper next steps.
Victims identified in Interstate 10 crash near Tonopah that left 4 people dead
Four people were killed in a multi-vehicle crash near Tonopah and we're learning a young mother was one of the victims. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.
Crime increase at Phoenix historical neighborhood has residents worried
Gun shots, bullets, and a park full of criminal activities: that’s what neighbors in an area of the Coronado neighborhood of Phoenix say they’ve been experiencing for several months, and the problem is bad enough that one family has decided to move out.
Rain cancels spring training game while Tempe Festival of the Arts continues, Flagstaff sees heavy snowfall
Rain in the Valley and snow in the high country influenced the cancelation of some events while the Tempe Festival of the Arts carried on with vendors doing all they could to protect their artwork.
Arsonist arrested in Casa Grande Jewish community center fire, PD says
Everardo Gregorio, 30, is accused of setting fire to Khal Chasidim Jewish Community Center in Casa Grande on March 3. But, he claims he was asleep when the flames broke out.