Warren Armstrong
He currently co-anchors Action News Live at Five, Live at Six, and Live at Eleven.
Originally from Wooster, Ohio, Warren graduated from Ashland College (now Ashland University) in Ashland, Ohio.
While in college, he anchored and reported at WRDL-TV/FM. Warren also worked as an Anchor/Reporter at WTOV-TV in Steubenville, Ohio/Wheeling, West Virginia, KJEO-TV in Fresno, and KTXL-TV in Sacramento. He returned to Fresno and joined the news team at KFSN-TV in 2000.
Warren is an award-winning broadcast journalist. His extensive news experience has taken him and his viewers from Fresno City Hall to the White House and from the Sierra to the 38th Parallel in Korea.
Warren and his family are proud to make their home in Fresno, where he believes in serving the community.
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Warren's Stories
See how each California county scored on children's well-being
Children Now released the 2023 California County Scorecard of Children's Well-Being. It has an interactive data tool that paints a picture of the conditions kids face in each of the state's 58 counties.
Dine and Dish: The Meat Up in Northwest Fresno
Sometimes it's okay to have beef with someone - as long as it's cooked right.
David Valadao, Rudy Salas sit down with ABC30 ahead of November 8 election
A Valley Congressional race is one of the most competitive, expensive and watched in the country. Action News spoke with Republican David Valadao and Democrat Rudy Salas about the balance of power in Washington and the issues most important to you.
Republican Rep. David Valadao won't support Donald Trump in 2024
Valley Congressman David Valadao won't support Donald Trump if the former president is the Republican nominee for President in 2024.
Ex-partner of Fresno DEA agent murdered by Mexico drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero speaks out
Former Fresno police officer Pete Santellano worked side by side with Enrique 'Kiki' Camarena, before his 1985 torture and murder by infamous drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero.
Suspected overdose at Caruthers High School not caused by fentanyl, police say
Authorities have ruled out fentanyl as the substance that caused a suspected overdose at Caruthers High School.
2 students being treated for potential fentanyl overdose on Caruthers High campus, deputies say
Fresno County deputies say two students are being treated after they either overdosed or were exposed to a substance at Caruthers High School.
Valley military pilot and Ukrainian wife raising money to help those in Ukraine
A local military pilot and his Ukrainian wife spent the weekend praying their family members safely escaped the fighting in Ukraine. Now, they're hoping they can help the people of Ukraine.
Children First: Firebaugh High School's FFA program
Eighty percent of students in Firebaugh are involved in the school's Ag program.
1 Year Later: The investigation into the cause of the Creek Fire
Not having a definitive answer about the cause has been a source of continuing frustration and anger for many people who lost their property and possessions.