Allie Corey
Allie Corey is an Emmy award-winning journalist who co-anchors the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. weekday newscasts.
She joined FOX 13 in June 2022 and is a Florida native. Allie grew up in Palm Harbor and graduated from Florida State University. She’s worked in Gainesville, Providence and St. Louis. As a Florida girl, she’s grateful for the opportunities she’s had to explore New England and the Midwest, but couldn’t be more excited to be back home.
Allie has covered a variety of big stories during her career, including the Boston Marathon Bombings and the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Allie has done live reporting in hurricanes and in snow storms. She most recently worked as a morning anchor at KSDK-TV in St. Louis where she won an Emmy for an anti-bullying series and was honored as Best News Anchor by the Missouri Broadcasters Association in 2019.
Allie loves finding answers to your questions and solutions to your problems. She is honored to be serving the Tampa Bay area and is thrilled to do what she loves in the place where she grew up.
When she’s not anchoring the news, she is spending time with her husband, two young boys and dog, Bear. She loves doing anything outdoors and is looking forward to being able to go running outside year-round!
If you'd like to reach out to Allie Corey, follow her on Facebook or tweet her at @alliecoreyfox13.
The latest from Allie Corey
Mothers across Tampa Bay tackle fentanyl crisis: 'Somebody is making a ton of money off of killing our kids'
The opioid crisis in the U.S. has taken an even deadlier turn in the last few years as the synthetic version of the drug, fentanyl, becomes more available. Families who lose loved ones to fentanyl overdoes are struggling to face their new reality, but a group of mothers in the Tampa Bay area is working to give their loss purpose.
Keystone, Odessa residents fight back against planned housing development
People are moving to Florida in record numbers. According to the US Census Bureau, Florida is the fastest growing state in the nation.
International dental program hopes to help fill void in underserved communties
Dentists from other countries usually have to go back to school in order to practice in the U.S. A local university is putting international dentists on the fast track in hopes of filling a shortage and helping underserved communities.
'Just pick up the phone': Mental health experts raise awareness during the holidays following recent suicides
Clara Reynolds from the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay says this is the busiest time of the year for their call center. "While this is considered the happy holidays, the most wonderful time of the year, that is not the case for many of us."
How to decorate your Christmas tree like pro this holiday season
Decorating the Christmas tree is a favorite holiday tradition, and a chance to add personal style and a little extra magic to your home.
Tarpon Springs sisters help feed foster families in the Tampa Bay area
Teen sisters from Tarpon Springs are helping feed foster families in the Tampa Bay area. They founded the non-profit Feeding the Fosters in 2019 and with the help of volunteers, they've prepared nearly 40,000 meals.
Routine check-up helps save Trinity teen's life from rare heart disease
A routine check-up at the pediatrician likely saved a Trinity teen's life. Gavin Hughes, 14, had no idea a rare heart disease lurked inside him, but his doctor's keen ear knew something wasn't right.
Host a drive and help Metropolitan Ministries this holiday season
The best way to help Metropolitan Ministries this holiday season is to host a food or toy drive. Get your group, club, church, business or organization together and do the most good for others in the Tampa Bay area.
Heart Gallery in Lutz dozens of smiling faces of children looking for their forever home
There are more than 3,000 kids waiting to be adopted in Hillsborough County, and a powerful exhibit at St. Timothy's Catholic Church in Lutz is hoping to lower that number. It features dozens of smiling faces looking for their forever home.
Local homeowners go all out on Halloween decorating
Homeowners are having a good time transforming their houses into spooky attractions. Some go all out, while others hire the pros to do it.