
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
Maricopa County welcomes new presiding Judge Pamala Gates
Maricopa County's new Presiding Judge Pamala Gates is set to lead the nation's 4th-largest trial court, focusing on leveraging AI to create a more efficient & accessible court system while carefully addressing concerns about reliability & possible bias.
Dragon Bravo Fire: Arizona lawmakers demand investigation
Lawmakers in Arizona are demanding an investigation into why the National Park Service made a decision to allow the Dragon Bravo Fire to continue on as a controlled burn. The fire has burned over 11,000 acres as of July 16.
Animals removed from Litchfield Park home; detectives investigating severe animal cruelty case
The animals removed, according to deputies, were living in 'deplorable' conditions inside a home in the West Valley.
Woman and her dog killed by hit-and-run drivers; Phoenix PD believe 2 vehicles were involved
A woman and her dog were killed by separate hit-and-run drivers on July 11 near 51st Avenue and Elwood Street, police said.
Peoria girl dies after being pulled from inflatable pool
A 12-year-old girl died after being pulled from an inflatable pool on Wednesday afternoon near 75th and Peoria avenues.
Salt River training exercise becomes reality when crews spot unresponsive man
A training operation at the Salt River on Tuesday turned into a rescue when crews spotted a man who needed help.
Phoenix braces for extreme heat as city prepares cooling centers
As Phoenix braces for possible 117-degree heat on July 9, the city is opening cooling centers and distributing water. Officials urge residents to check on neighbors, especially those who are at-risk.
Scottsdale PD identifies man who was killed in a bee attack
Police in Scottsdale are investigating after a bee attack resulted in the death of one person.
Ceremony held in Mesa on 4th of July as 100 people from 41 countries became new U.S. citizens
For 100 people who took part in a naturalization ceremony in Mesa, this 4th of July was a day to remember.
Men accused of committing over 40 burglaries in Surprise
Two men accused of stealing guns during a string of robberies in Surprise have been arrested.