Lindsey Eaton

Reporter

From the Rocky Mountains to the Appalachian Mountains, Lindsey Eaton is happy to land in the Piedmont Triad at FOX8.

Lindsey graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. Before coming to North Carolina, Lindsey anchored and reported in Grand Junction, Colorado. During her time in Grand Junction, Lindsey busted a massage parlor soliciting prostitution during an undercover investigation.

A native mid-western, Lindsey remains a loyal Chicago White Sox fan and is anxious to see what people in North Carolina call "cold." In her free time, Lindsey enjoys being active and has a passion for adventure. Some of her favorite activities include teaching fitness classes, running half-marathons and skydiving.

Lindsey's favorite part of her job is meeting new people, so if you see her out and about, stop and say hello!

Recent Articles

  • Emotional homecoming for Wilkesboro National Guard unit

    Posted on: 10:40 pm, April 25, 2013, by , updated on: 10:43pm, April 25, 2013

    WILKESBORO, N.C.–It was an emotional, well-deserved homecoming for the soldiers in the 875th National Guard Unit out of North Wilkesboro...
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  • Triad apartment business booming

    Posted on: 10:35 pm, April 24, 2013, by

    GREENSBORO, N.C.–More apartment units will soon be popping up across the Triad. In fact, there are more than 1,100 units...
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  • Thomasville police officer saves diabetic driver

    Posted on: 11:03 pm, April 23, 2013, by

    RANDOLPH COUNTY, N.C.– A Randleman driver has his 15-year-old son and a Thomasville Police officer to thank, after they saved...
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  • Hundreds turn out for ‘Boston Strong’ run in Greensboro

    Posted on: 10:27 pm, April 22, 2013, by , updated on: 10:30pm, April 22, 2013

    GREENSBORO, N.C.–Runners and walkers across the country and in the Piedmont are doing their part to support the victims of...
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  • New bill would restrict certain dog breeds

    Posted on: 11:21 pm, April 18, 2013, by

    GREENSBORO, N.C.– A state lawmaker has filed a bill that classifies six breeds of dogs as “aggressive.” Representative Rodney Moore...
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  • Are you being watched?

    Posted on: 11:19 pm, April 17, 2013, by , updated on: 11:21pm, April 17, 2013

    GREENSBORO, N.C.– Investigators in Boston are reviewing hours and hours of video taken from spectators’ cell phones and store’s surveillance...
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  • Unattended suitcase prompts police response in downtown Greensboro

    Posted on: 10:51 pm, April 17, 2013, by and , updated on: 06:57am, April 18, 2013

    GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro police blocked off the intersection of West Friendly Avenue and Greene Street around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday...
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  • Greensboro runner recalls moments after explosions in Boston

    Posted on: 10:47 pm, April 16, 2013, by , updated on: 10:54pm, April 16, 2013

    GREENSBORO, N.C.– Marathon runners returned home to the Triad on Tuesday, with Boston on their minds, and heavy in their...
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  • Triad runners react to Boston Marathon explosions

    Posted on: 8:13 pm, April 15, 2013, by , and , updated on: 11:20pm, April 15, 2013

    As two bombs struck near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing three and injuring at least...
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  • Police urge runners to be vigilant this spring

    Posted on: 10:41 pm, April 5, 2013, by

    GREENSBORO, N.C.– Greensboro Police say they are increasing their patrols on the city’s Downtown Greenway this spring. As temperatures increases,...
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  • April snow hits Fancy Gap

    Posted on: 10:55 pm, April 4, 2013, by , updated on: 10:59pm, April 4, 2013

    FANCY GAP, Va.–In Fancy Gap, Virginia the locals have a love hate relationship for Thursday’s late snowfall. “It’s still pretty,...
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  • Chilly temperatures keep Piedmont farmers and gardeners on edge

    Posted on: 10:25 pm, April 3, 2013, by

    GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C.–Unusually cool temperatures are keeping Piedmont farmers and gardeners on edge this spring. Overnight temperatures are expected to...
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