Fox News Channel has added Natalie Chuck to its roster of correspondents, basing her in Los Angeles. Chuck is an award-winning investigative reporter who previously worked at ABC affiliate KMGH-TV in Denver.
At KMGH-TV, Chuck reported for Denver7 Investigates. Her work there since May 2024 included investigations into gaps in Colorado's mental health laws concerning criminal cases, major immigration enforcement operations, and high-profile criminal proceedings, such as the case involving the suspect accused in the Boulder attack.
Prior to her Denver assignment, Chuck served as a multimedia journalist at ABC affiliate KGTV-TV in San Diego. In this role, she covered significant events across Southern California, including severe flooding, wrongful-death lawsuits, and cold cases. She began her television news career at NBC affiliate KOAA-TV in southern Colorado, reporting from Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
Chuck's reporting has received industry recognition, including a 2025 regional Emmy Award for investigative reporting and a 2022 Certificate of Merit for Best Investigative Reporting from the Colorado Broadcasters Association. She is a native of Fort Mill, SC, and a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism.
Fox News Channel, owned by Fox Corp, has been the most-watched television news channel for over 24 consecutive years. According to Nielsen Media Research, the network holds nearly 60% of the cable news audience and has been the top-rated network in basic cable for the past decade.