Jamie Colby
Colby is an anchor, National News Correspondent, and Anchor at Fox News. He has joined the organization since July 2003. Before the move to FOX News Channel, Colby worked as a correspondent at CNN and also served as anchor and reporter at CBS News as well as a anchors filling in on CBS's Up to the Minute. She was also an anchor for WPIX/WB-11 New York, a reporter at WNYW FOX 5 New York, and a correspondent/co-anchor on FOX News' WebMD TV. Colby has a degree in law at the University of California and has been licensed to practice law in New York, California Florida as well as the District of Columbia. In 2002, she won the Edward R.Murrow National Award for her coverage of the attacks of 9/11. In addition, she was awarded the Gracie Award for investigative journalism in 2000 as well as her Clarion Award by the Association for Women in Communications. Television Week also named her one of the "Rising News-Show Star to Keep an Eye On". Colby also worked as an attorney for a private law firms during her 10 year tenure. She began her law career working for an Hollywood entertainment business that sent her to The Tonight Show. At the age of 22, Colby was a reporter and host for Johnny Carson, both during the renewal of his contract with NBC alongside him as well as during his divorce. Since January 2015, Colby has served as host and reporter on her Fox Business show, Strange Inheritance, which covers quirky or unanticipated legacy left by loved ones or relatives



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