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
US 60 eastbound lanes reopen in Tempe, westbound lanes remain closed following water main break
Eastbound lanes of US 60 in Tempe have reopened as of May 15 following the closure of both directions due to a major water main break on May 7.
Mesa Police officers arrest suspect in shooting that killed man at Mesa gas station
According to police, 30-year-old Jose Gutierrez was shot and killed while inside a truck at a Circle K near Gilbert and McKellips Roads. The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Adam Gomez, has been arrested by police.
Waymo expands to Downtown Phoenix and San Francisco: What you should know about the autonomous cars
On March 30, officials with Waymo announced they have started fully autonomous car rides in San Francisco, in addition to expanding their self-driving car operations in Phoenix. Here's what you should know about the what the company is doing.
Phoenix apartment fire: Suspect allegedly upset over infidelity and drug use prior to setting fire
"As crews were making entry they found five to six cars on fire in the back of the complex," the department said in a statement. "Command immediately balanced the assignment to a first alarm."
Roe v. Wade: What you need to know about a key abortion ruling that the Supreme Court looks poised to overturn
It's a leak that sent shockwaves across the country, as reports surface on May 2 of a draft Supreme Court opinion where the justices overturned a landmark 1970s ruling that paved the way for legalized abortions in the United States. Here's what you should know about Roe v. Wade, in addition to the controversies surrounding it.
Community impacted by Tunnel Fire critical of wildfire response: 'What took so long?'
Some residents in Coconino County are upset and concerned over the response to the wildfire burning just miles from Flagstaff, dubbed the Tunnel Fire. "Why weren’t they on that fire? The wind was blowing very, very hard. They should have been out there at all times trying to get that fire under control."
Salt River EMT, Globe firefighter laid to rest following crash while responding to 911 call
A funeral service was held for Salt River EMT and Globe Firefighter Brendan Bessee after being killed in a crash on April 8 while responding to an emergency call.
Fallen Salt River EMT, Globe firefighter remembered by community and former coach
Loved ones and former teammates of fallen Salt River EMT and Globe firefighter have shared photos and admiration of Brendan Bessee days after his tragic passing while responding to an emergency call on April 8.
Yavapai-Apache officer released from rehab center months after being shot by suspect
On April 12, Sgt. Brogdon was released from the rehab facility, as his brothers and sisters in blue from other Arizona law enforcement agencies lined the hallways, showing their support for him as he made his way to the car for his caravan home.
$10K reward offered for the return of Chandler woman's 11 stolen dogs
A Chandler woman is offering a $10,000 reward for the return of 11 dogs that were stolen from her home. Some of the dogs belonged to her, and the others, she was fostering until they found forever homes.