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
Arizonans rehabbing damaged outdoor plants from summer 2020
Phoenix experienced its hottest summer on record and many Arizonans found their outdoor plants to be damaged or dead. Now, they're in recovery mode.
Phoenix museum vandalized with swastikas, racial slurs
Authorities say the spray-painted graffiti was found on the sidewalk and a column in front of the downtown museum. The museum has been closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
ASU reports 1,330 total COVID-19 cases among entire campus community, many are recovered
With more cases of COVID-19 reported, ASU officials are dispersing its students across various on-campus dorms in an effort to battle the disease's spread.
ASU: COVID-19 cases decreasing because it reports active cases, plans to change reporting method
Reported COVID-19 cases at Arizona State University are decreasing because the university sends out "active" case numbers, not cumulative numbers. ASU President Michael Crow says this method of reporting will change, in a Sept. 9 press conference.
Members of ASU community criticizing university over handling of COVID-19 cases
A coalition of staff and students from Arizona State University are upset over how the university is handling the COVID-19 pandemic, saying information being released is hard to make sense of.
Resorts in Phoenix offering deals to deal with a challenging tourism season as COVID-19 pandemic continues
One resort in Phoenix is changing their client focus, as COVID-19 keeps many out-of-state travellers away from Arizona.
MVD delays leave some Arizonans waiting and fearful of repercussions with law enforcement
With MVD offices closed due to COVID-19, some Arizonans are waiting for quite some time for their driver's license, registration tags or other services needed.
Parents struggling with online learning along with their children
It's not just students struggling with online learning, but parents too are experiencing burnout from the new way of learning during the pandemic.
LIST: Arizona districts announce return to school plans
The governor's order on June 29 delayed in-person instruction. Now school districts need to figure out what their upcoming school years will look like.
Plasma centers in Phoenix looking for more donors who have recovered from COVID-19
Plasma from those who recovered from COVID-19 are believed to carry antibodies who can help those battling the disease recover.