Nancy Loo

Nancy Loo (born 1965) is an American television newscaster who is currently a reporter/fill-in anchor at WGN-TV in Chicago. The news anchor was born in Hong Kong. Loo worked for WABC-TV in 1994 as a health reporter. She was promoted to Eyewitness News morning and noon co-anchor in 1996 and anchored first with Harry Martin.^[1] Robb Hanrahan became her next co-anchor and David Ushery was her third co-anchor at WABC-TV. During her tenure at Eyewitness News, she went into labor on air with her second child and has won local emmys.^[2] Loo was dropped from the morning show in 2000 and from the noon show and the station in 2001. Prior to joining WABC-TV, she worked in many different parts of the world. After she left WABC-TV in New York, she joined WFLD-TV Channel 32, the Fox station in Chicago.^[1] There, she anchored the morning news from 5 A.M. to 6 A.M and the 12:00 P.M. news, until February 2010.^[3] In May 2010, it was announced that she would be joining WGN-TV as a reporter/fill-in anchor.^[4] She speaks fluent Cantonese and still is active in helping the Asian community in Chicago.

References

1. ^ ^{a b} "THE STARR REPORT" - New York Post
2. ^ "ABC's Linda Yu, Fox News' Nancy Loo discuss changes in competitive world of journalism" - The Independent
3. ^ "BATTLE OF THE FIVES" - Chicago Tribune
4. ^ "BIG TINY WORLD" - Chicago Now

External links

• Archive of Her Autobio from Fox Chicago, archived on June 6, 2007

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