Alisyn Camerota is a distinguished American broadcast journalist known for her impactful work at CNN and Fox News. She began her career in journalism at various local stations, including WHDH in Boston and WTTG in Washington D.C., before joining Fox News in 1998. At Fox, she became a prominent figure, co-hosting the popular morning show Fox & Friends and contributing to the network’s affiliate service, Fox News Edge. Her engaging presence and insightful commentary helped elevate the show’s profile, making it a staple in morning television.

Camerota’s transition to CNN in 2014 marked a significant milestone in her career. She quickly became a co-anchor of CNN’s morning show, New Day, where her reporting on critical events such as Hurricane Harvey and the Parkland school shooting showcased her ability to handle sensitive topics with grace and professionalism. Her efforts contributed to a 9 percent increase in viewership for the program, underscoring her influence in the newsroom.

In addition to her anchoring duties, Camerota has been recognized for her contributions to journalism, receiving two Emmy nominations for her news reporting. She has also hosted several primetime specials, including those addressing sexual harassment and assault, demonstrating her commitment to raising awareness on important social issues.

Camerota is also an accomplished author, with her novel “Amanda Wakes Up” being selected as one of NPR’s best books of the year. Her extensive experience and dedication to journalism have solidified her reputation as a leading voice in the industry, making her a respected figure among peers and audiences alike.