LuAnne Sorrell
LuAnne Sorrell is an anchor on FOX 35's afternoon and night newscasts.
LuAnne was born and raised in Minnesota where she graduated from the University of Minnesota.
She began her journalism career at KEYC-TV in Mankato, Minnesota where she was a one-man-band, doing a little of everything, including anchoring and weather. However, her hatred of cold weather took her to the desert of Las Vegas, Nevada, where she worked as a reporter with the CBS affiliate, KLAS-TV. After her five-year stint in Las Vegas, LuAnne moved to sunny South Florida where she joined WSVN-TV in Miami. LuAnne spent seven years in Miami reporting and anchoring the weekend morning newscast before coming to Central Florida. She joined FOX 35's Good Day Orlando show as an anchor and reporter. She later began anchoring the station's afternoon and night shows.
LuAnne has two boys that are the loves of her life. She spends her free time hanging out with her kids, watching sports and basking in the sun.
The latest from LuAnne Sorrell
Florida Highwaymen art exhibit explores artists personal reflections
The Florida Highwaymen are known for their beautiful paintings of landscapes. The group of 26 African American artists got their start in the 1960s in Ft. Pierce during segregation. Because they were Black, they were not allowed to display their paintings in art galleries.
Young boxer making history, lifting people up along the way
Omari Jones is already making history in the boxing world as the number one amateur boxer in America in the welterweight division and has the championship belt to prove it. Boxing is his passion.
Play For Keeps Foundation helps create soccer program at Kissimmee elementary school
Best friends Matthew Lucus, Maaz Mohiuddin, Jackson Bennett, Michael Crocetti and J.T. Rattigan created the nonprofit called the Play For Keeps Foundation.
Neighbors fill Thanksgiving baskets with food, assembled with love
Julie Poluski, who has organized an annual food drive for Embrace Families for the last four years, can't stand the thought of a child going hungry on the holiday.
Play For Keeps Foundation provides shoes for kids in underserved communities
The Play For Keeps Foundation is a non-profit started by a group of friends from Windermere Preparatory School. These young men raise money to help buy shoes for kids in underserved communities.
FOX 35 Care Force: 2 former foster kids give back to community that served them
The FOX 35 Care Force salutes what people are doing every day to make other people's lives better. This week we highlight two former foster children who now give back to the communities that served them now that they are young adults.
Paying it Forward: Teacher who mentors at-risk kids gets assistance from church
Teachers are always helping others, but sometimes they need a little help themselves. A local church has done just that, paying it forward to an educator who is also a single mom and a great friend and mentor to many.
Paying it Forward: Couple builds family through fostering
Peter and Kendra Amico wanted a big family, and a big family is what they got. They have 5 kids -- ages 8, 6, 5, 4, and 10 months.
Paying it Forward: Orlando church helps single mom battling cancer
In April, Leanh Ming, 41, was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. She had to take a leave of absence from work so she could have a double mastectomy and undergo chemotherapy.
Paying it Forward: Neighbors helping neighbors
Howard Reynolds retired from his job as a surveyor two years ago. He always hoped that after retirement he could work part-time doing something a little less strenuous.