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
Arizona woman left aghast after pet emu died following MCSO encounter
A woman in the East Valley is distraught, after an encounter with law enforcement left her pet emu dead. "She was just so much fun," said Stephanie Moilan. "I'm really going to miss her."
Chandler animal abuse investigation: Group holds vigil for animal victims
A vigil was organized in Chandler on Sept. 30 to remember the animals found living in horrid conditions inside a home that was billed as a special needs dog rescue.
Man killed in Mesa Police shooting; no officers hurt
The 46-year-old suspect was not identified. No officers were injured.
Miss USA: Tempe Police officer representing Arizona at national pageant
One can be forgiven for saying that life is imitating art in the case of a Tempe Police officer who will represent Arizona in the Miss USA Pageant.
Good Samaritan killed in crash on Loop 202 in Phoenix
The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating a deadly crash that shut down the Loop 202 at 32nd Street early Sunday morning.
Search warrant executed on Chandler home after outcry over animal welfare; 55 dogs seized, owner arrested
For weeks, animal advocates and neighbors in Chandler have been demanding action, saying dozens of dogs with special needs are being neglected and living in filth. Police say the woman responsible has been arrested.
Apache Junction barricade situation ends with one dead, another arrested
A barricade situation in Apache Junction turned deadly Sunday afternoon. Police say a person is dead while the suspect was arrested.
ASU students get ready for dazzling drone display during football game
People attending the ASU football game on Sept. 23 can expect to be treated to a dazzling halftime display, and they can thank a team of ASU students for that.
Family of teen who died in officer-involved shooting files Notice of Claim
The mother of a teen who died following am officer-involved shooting in the West Valley has filed a Notice of Claim against the police department allegedly responsible.
'Armed and dangerous' fugitive apprehended in Coolidge
Donald Hill, 45, was reportedly arrested in Coolidge late Friday night. The circumstances of his arrest are unknown, but both U.S. Marshals and Pinal County deputies played a role.