Laura Ingle

Laura Ingle is an American broadcast journalist and investigative correspondent based in New York City, with a career spanning more than two decades across radio and national television. Specializing in true crime reporting, Ingle reports for NewsNation and previously served as a senior correspondent with Fox News Channel. Her work focuses on crime, legal affairs, and investigative journalism.

Ingle began her career in radio, working as a general assignment reporter covering high-profile cases such as the Scott Peterson and Michael Jackson trials for KFI AM 640 in Los Angeles. She also served as a news anchor and reporter for KFBK in Sacramento. During a pivotal early assignment, Ingle reported on Hurricane Katrina as an embedded reporter with the California National Guard during rescue and recovery efforts on the Gulf Coast. She also worked as a traveling correspondent for the nationally syndicated broadcast show "Geraldo at Large." Her early work earned her recognition, including an Edward R. Murrow Award for her coverage of the Scott Peterson trial and four Golden Mikes from the Southern California Association of Television and Radio News Directors.

During her tenure at Fox News Channel, Ingle covered a wide range of stories, including co-anchoring Fox News Radio's live coverage of the inauguration of President Donald Trump and reporting on the presidential elections. Her assignments included coverage of Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia and major weather events such as Hurricanes Irene and Katrina. Ingle led breaking news coverage of Gabby Petito's death, including interviews with Petito's family, and secured an exclusive interview with Fotis Dulos during the investigation into the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos, which became part of the documentary, "Murder in Connecticut: The Jennifer Dulos Story."

At NewsNation, Ingle serves as a senior correspondent and weekend anchor, covering breaking news, general assignment stories, and contributing to enterprise reporting on true crime cases. She contributed to an investigative series on the Long Island Serial Killer case, hosting the five-part documentary and seven-part podcast "Grim Tide: Hunting the Long Island Serial Killer." The series provided exclusive access to the Suffolk County Crime Lab and highlighted forensic technology used in the investigation. Ingle also appeared as a senior national correspondent on the true crime docuseries "Crime Nation" on The CW. She was among the first reporters to broadcast from the Monroe County Correctional Facility in Pennsylvania after Bryan Kohberger was detained for the murders of four college students in Idaho. Ingle's career is defined by exclusive access, rigorous investigative reporting, and a strong presence across television and podcast platforms in the field of crime and legal journalism.