
Linda Williams
Linda Williams joined the FOX 10 News team in 1981.
Linda co-anchors the weekend editions of FOX 10 News broadcasts - Saturdays and Sundays from 5 pm to 6 pm and 9 pm to 10:30 pm.
Williams began her broadcast career in 1979 at the PBS station here in Phoenix. In 1981, she joined FOX 10 News. She worked her way up from tape editor to general assignment reporter to news anchor.
A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Williams moved to Phoenix in 1973. Linda graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism in 1981.
Linda enjoys watching her two children grow, tracking the stock market and traveling. Linda is involved in various contest events, from reading to classes at Valley schools and encouraging young people to seek a career in Broadcast Journalism.
The latest from Linda Williams
Parts of ASU West still without power, university officials say
Parts of Arizona State University's West Campus are still without power, according to campus officials, and it is having an impact on thousands of students who are enrolled at the West Valley-based campus.
Changes coming to short-term rental rules in Phoenix
Some neighborhoods are welcoming the added oversight of short-term vacation rentals in Phoenix.
Phoenix light rail riders speak out as data shows dozens of assault incidents on system
New numbers from Valley Metro show that dozens of assault incident have been reported on the Valley's light rail system, from January to July of 2023, and that has some people worried about personal safety while on the train.
9/11: People in Phoenix area gather for events to commemorate 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attack
Memorial events are underway as we mark the 22nd anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
'Historic' human skull found among Goodwill donations in Goodyear: police
"After speaking with the Medical Examiner's Office, preliminarily, it appears this human skull is historic and has no forensic significance, meaning there appears to be no associated crime," Goodyear Police said.
Over 7,600 gallons of fuel leaks onto I-10 after semi crash in Tonopah
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a commercial truck was pulling a fuel tanker when it rolled over into the median.
Man calls Phoenix Fire to report a man down and is surprised by the department's response
A man called Phoenix Fire to report a man was down at a bus stop and likely needed help. Phoenix Fire's dispatch asked him to check on the man himself and he was surprised. We have why that was the department's response.
Alone No More Dog Rescue is raising money to expand shelter & save more pets
A dog rescue in the East Valley, Alone No More Dog Rescue, wants to be a matchmaker for people and pets. But first, they need the public's help.
Why Phoenix records its rainfall from Sky Harbor Airport
As we wait and watch for monsoon 2023 to really get going, people around the world may be getting a very dry opinion of Phoenix. That's because the city of Phoenix rain gauge at Sky Harbor airport says we've had no rain for more than five months.
Road Rage: Arizona driving school giving would-be drivers tips to stay safe while on the road
Data shows incidents of road rage have increased in Arizona since recordkeeping began in 2019, and driving instructors say they are teaching would-be drivers lessons that could save their lives out in the real world.