Randi Kaye

Randi Kaye is an Emmy Award-winning correspondent and anchor for CNN, known for her in-depth investigative reports and coverage of significant news events. After beginning her television career at ABC in New York City, working five years alongside Peter Jennings, Randi Kaye established herself as an investigative reporter. She moved to regional television, first at KATV in Little Rock, Arkansas, covering the Whitewater investigation and Vince Foster’s suicide. Kaye then worked at WFAA-TV in Dallas as a reporter and anchor for Good Morning Texas.

She covered Barack Obama’s Presidential Inauguration in 2013 and anchored from Washington D.C., having previously anchored from Ground Zero on the day Osama bin Laden was killed. She reported and hosted several CNN documentaries on cases like Madeleine McCann, Christopher Dorner, the Jodi Arias Trial, and the Boston Marathon Bombing. Her comprehensive coverage of presidential campaigns, including Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in 2016, underscores her consistent focus on factual, in-depth investigations.