Jennifer Holton
Jennifer Holton joined FOX 13 News in March 2018 as a multimedia journalist.
Prior to working at WTVT, she spent three years as an anchor-reporter for WJHG-WECP in Panama City, Florida. During her time in the Panhandle, Jennifer covered Campaign 2016, the presidential inauguration, and moderated several debates and town halls. She also traveled to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to cover the military commissions for the alleged 9/11 co-conspirators.
During the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, Jennifer created a weekly bi-partisan segment for her evening broadcast called “Week in the White House.”
In 2017, she was awarded by the Associated Press for her story on two World War II veterans reunited 70 years after the pilot was saved by Tuskegee Airmen over war-torn Germany.
Before moving to the Sunshine State, Jennifer worked in the Fox News Channel DC Bureau as the executive assistant and online reporter for Greta Van Susteren.
A Cleveland, Ohio native, she is a graduate of the Tim Russert Department of Communications at John Carroll University.
When she’s not reporting, you can find her trying out Tampa’s newest restaurants, running along the Riverwalk or traveling to new sights in Florida!
The latest from Jennifer Holton
Governor DeSantis hopes to get student-athletes back in the game
Surrounded by a roster of renowned athletes in Jacksonville Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis made it clear he hopes local school districts will allow sports to take place.
Campaign stop brings VP Mike Pence to Clearwater
Vice President Mike Pence made a campaign stop in Pinellas County on Wednesday to remind Florida and the rest of America why he believes we need four more years of President Donald Trump.
Pasco County teachers association to ask court for injunction on order to open schools
A state order says in-person school instruction must begin at the end of the month but more than a dozen teachers rallying outside of the Pasco County School Board offices are telling board members to stop the train before it's too late.
'Back the Blue' mural painted outside Tampa police headquarters
A mural in downtown Tampa is drawing praise and criticism. Organizers say they want to show their support for law enforcement, but they may have been a little over-eager because they painted it before officially getting a permit.
CDC: COVID-19 patients who quarantine, have no fever for 24 hours can go back to work
Diane Burge was almost certain her symptoms back in June were just allergies and not coronavirus, but she expressed concern to her boss anyway.
Despite mysterious disappearance of St. Pete mother and daughter, no foul play suspected in woman's death
Investigators in Omaha, Nebraska say Angela and Alexis Jolley had been sleeping in their car at Walmart parking lots the last few nights before the 46-year-old mother died at an Omaha hospital Wednesday morning.
Families anxious to resume visits with loved ones in long-term care
It’s been nearly five months since Allan van der Hamm has seen his wife Lora.
'Tell us you're okay': Missing St. Pete mom, daughter's vehicle last seen in Tennessee
A missing mother and daughter from Pinellas County were supposed to be on a flight to Maine Tuesday morning, but they did not board the flight, St. Pete detectives said, adding there is no evidence the pair are in the St. Petersburg-area.
Sarasota Memorial Hospital expands COVID-19 clinical trial to outpatients
With a little more than two weeks of trials under their belt, doctors at Sarasota Memorial Hospital say their dual-action antibody treatment is ready for the next phase.
COVID-19 convalescent plasma trial going 'extremely well,' but need outweighs supply
The plasma has been critical in the fight against COVID-19, and a huge success locally, especially at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.