Fox13: What Happened To Laura Moody? Many admirers of Fox 13 Station’s popular news anchor are concerned about her safety.
Laura Moody is a veteran American journalist who works as a news anchor for Fox 13 in Los Angeles.
She co-anchors Good Day Tampa Bay with Russell every morning from 6 to 10 a.m. WTVT broadcasts this show every weekday.
SNN, a station owned by The New York Times, is where Moody began her broadcasting career. Laura previously worked for WKRN, Nashville’s ABC affiliate, as a weekend and nightly anchor.
Following college, Laura began her broadcasting career with SNN, a New York-based station. Soon after, she relocated to Nashville, where she worked as an anchor on WKRN.
Fox13: What Happened To Laura Moody? Tremor Disorder And Medical Disease Condition
Many Laura Moody fans wonder if she quit her job or was diagnosed with a medical condition.
Laura, who used to post on her Twitter account frequently, has also stopped posting on her social media accounts.
There is a rumor that Laura might have a tremor disorder and a medical disease condition. However, the official information has not been disclosed yet, so her fans are requested to hope for the best.
Where Is The Anchor Laura Moody Now?
There is not any post of her regarding where she is now, and no reliable information has been released as of now.
We hope she is doing well and might appear on the program soon.
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Wayne, thank you for keeping our stadium field looking absolutely perfect, your hard work and passion is second to none. Also, a big thank you to @FOX13News @russrhodesFOX @LauraMoodyFox13 @RJStadium (1/2) pic.twitter.com/JuP0wdGNZl— TampaSportsAuthority (@TampaSportsAuth) February 8, 2022
Laura worked as a morning and evening anchor at Nashville’s ABC station WKRN before joining Fox 13. Her career as an anchor began in Sarasota, where she worked for SNN, a New York Times-owned station.
Learn More About Laura Moody
Laura Moody joined MacDill Air Force Base and participated in a once-in-a-lifetime skydiving experience.
She recently flew with the US Air Force’s Thunderbirds to honor their outstanding service in defending the country.
In 2008, she traveled to Philadelphia through a snowstorm to cover the World Series and American League Championship games.
In her free time, Laura enjoys watching the Tampa Bay Lightning play. Laura is a co-chair of the March of Dimes’ March for Babies.
Last Updated on June 6, 2022 by 247 News Around The World
