16 Facts About Laurie Dhue

Laurie Walker Dhue was born on February 10,1969 and is an American television journalist.

Laurie Dhue was a Fox News Channel anchor from 2000 to 2008, reporting for the television show Geraldo at Large and the host of Fox Report Weekend.

Laurie Dhue's mother is Hutton Dhue, and her father, Bob Dhue, was a former vice president of wrestling operations for World Championship Wrestling.

Laurie Dhue received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science with a concentration in dramatic arts.

Laurie Dhue started at MSNBC in April 1999 as the anchor of Newsfront.

Laurie Dhue worked at CNN from 1990 to 1999, where she served as anchor for weekend programs, such as CNN Saturday, CNN Sunday, World View, and The World Today.

Laurie Dhue interned as a weekend morning anchor for WSB-TV in Atlanta and did the occasional weekend edition of Today for NBC.

Laurie Dhue hosted Fox Report weekend edition and appeared weekly on The O'Reilly Factor.

Laurie Dhue reported for Geraldo at Large, On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, and Fox Report with Shepard Smith.

Laurie Dhue served as the voice of the official Fox News Radio launch in 2004 and anchored evening news updates for several years.

Laurie Dhue was replaced by Frances Rivera on the WPIX-TV Morning News in New York City August 29,2011.

Laurie Dhue began hosting For the Record on the new media channel 'TheBlaze' on March 13,2013.

On September 9,2013, Laurie Dhue premiered as the evening anchor for TheBlaze TV News.

In February 2011, Laurie Dhue publicly admitted to a 15-year battle with alcoholism.

Laurie Dhue was successfully treated for her addiction and has since become a vocal spokesperson for the recovery movement.

Laurie Dhue has particularly advocated for the need for openness about the disease, the stigmas attached to those who are alcoholic, and the need for greater access to recovery options and programs.