Lara Greenberg
Lara Greenberg is an Edward R. Murrow and Emmy-winning journalist. She joined Fox 35 as a reporter in June 2018.
Lara grew up in New Jersey and is a proud graduate of Syracuse University – go orange!
Before moving to Orlando, Lara was a weekend anchor and reporter in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She spent three years there, covering news out of the Pennsylvania State Capitol and the city of Harrisburg. She also covered the trial of Pennsylvania’s former Attorney General Kathleen Kane in Philadelphia and traveled to Baltimore to report on the Freddie Gray riots in 2015. But the most impactful story she reported on in Pennsylvania was her father’s battle with Alzheimer’s Disease. Her reports on the illness and the research to cure it earned her several awards, including an Edward R. Murrow Award, an Emmy and a national award from the Society of Professional Journalists. Lara has also reported in Scranton, Pennsylvania and Corning, New York
Over the years, she has become a big supporter of the Alzheimer’s Association, raising money in her father’s honor. She ran the New York City Marathon in his memory in 2017.
In her spare time, Lara likes to spend time with her husband, run, bake and read.
The latest from Lara Greenberg
Health Dept. in Osceola County changing vaccination appointment system
Osceola County is switching up the way people register to get a coronavirus vaccine shot, and those changes could catch on statewide
FOX 35 INVESTIGATES: 40,000-plus Floridians overdue for 2nd dose of the COVID vaccine
More than 40,000 people are overdue for their second dose of the coronavirus vaccines. Sixteen-thousand second doses of the Moderna vaccine arrived in Orange County Thursday, and more than 8,000 arrived in Seminole County.
State developing statewide COVID vaccine appointment database
The state is creating a database for the COVID-19 vaccine -- a statewide website where anyone will be able to log on to make a vaccination appointment in Florida.
Dollar General to pay employees if they get the COVID-19 vaccine
It's not a requirement that employees get vaccinated, but Dollar General is encouraging it and hoping a little extra cash is enough incentive to do that.
Florida Capitol complex prepares for possible protesters this weekend
State Capitols are bracing for impact after the FBI warned to expect armed protests.
FOX 35 seeks answers to why some nursing homes still wait for COVID-19 vaccine
Many long-term care facilities across Florida had hoped to have had their residents and staff vaccinated by now. For several of those facilities, it hasn’t happened.
Orange County vaccination reservation system goes down, delays appointment booking
Orange County’s vaccine reservation system went down Thursday. It was supposed to open at 8 a.m., but because so many people tried to access it at once, some Internet service providers thought there was a hack.
New congresswoman from Gainesville reacts to rioters at U.S. Capitol
Congresswoman Kat Cammack from Gainesville, Florida was sworn into Congress over the weekend, and just four days into the job, she found herself on the House Chamber floors watching rioters trying to break through the doors.
Seminole County training people to administer COVID-19 vaccines
COVID-19 vaccines are being put in the arms of people 65 and older across the state. But as things ramp up, who is being trained to give the shot?
COVID long-haulers experience loss of taste, smell for months
Some COVID long-haulers who experience symptoms of COVID-19 months after being diagnosed are also experiencing a loss of taste and smell for months.