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Lou Raguse - Anchor/Reporter

Deanna Morgan - Anchor/Reporter

Brandon Nash - Sports Anchor

Delane Cleveland - Reporter

Brian Roberts - Reporter

Kacie Talamante - Reporter

Lou Raguse - Anchor / Reporter

Among any group of friends or family, there’s always one person who loves being the one to tell “the story.” Whether it’s watercooler talk, dinner conversation, or the news of the day, Lou Raguse has always loved being that person.

He joined Fox11 in August 2008 as anchor and reporter, given the chance to tell Tucsonans “the story” five days a week.

Lou comes to Tucson from Sioux Falls, S.D., where he worked for CBS affiliate KELO-TV.

At, KELO, Lou won several Associated Press awards for Best Writing, Best Series, Best Feature, as well as accolades for investigative and general news reporting.

His love for current events began during high school in Wheaton, Minn., with a Jeopardy-style game called “Current Events Challenge.” Lou’s social studies teacher rewarded students who have a clue about the news with extra-credit points.

That led Lou from the small town of Wheaton to Minneapolis, where he studied journalism at the University of Minnesota. His senior year, Lou won the William Randolph Hearst Championship in San Francisco, awarded to the top college journalist in the nation.

When he’s not anchoring or reporting, Lou enjoys working out, golfing, reading, exploring Tucson with his girlfriend, and trying to beat his personal record time for solving the Rubik’s cube. (Which currently stands at one minute, ten seconds.)

If you have an idea that’d make a good story, Lou would like the opportunity to tell it.

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Deanna Morgan - Anchor / Reporter

Deanna came to Tucson in 2005 from Hawthorne, California, where she was a reporter, producer, and anchor for Channel 22. In addition, she freelanced as a reporter with XETV FOX 6 in San Diego, and Garden Grove Channel 3. Prior to that, she was a reporter with the Emmy award winning news team, KEYT in Santa Barbara.

Deanna, who is conversational in Spanish, earned her B.A. in Music in 2000, from Chapman University, located in Orange, CA. She also attended la Universidad de Belgrano in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

After college, she taught Instrumental Music in Orange County and sang professionally. In 1998, she participated in the Miss California Scholarship program, and earned the title of Miss City of Orange.

Deanna is a graduate of the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts.

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Brandon Nash - Sports Anchor

Brandon Nash joined the FOX 11 News team in 2005 and brings on-the-field experience to the Fox 11 Sports Force. The native of Los Angeles, California, was a member of the University of Arizona football team from 1997 to 2001.

After graduating from the UA, Brandon first got into television working for a local cable company in Hawthorne, California, a suburb of Los Angeles. He hosted and produced "Sports Corner," a daily look at local sports in the area.

Brandon has two brothers, Billy Ray and Brent that live in Los Angeles. He and his wife Anna were married in 2007 and are proud parents of Brandon Jr.

When he's not in the studio or out on the street for the Sports Force, Brandon enjoys playing basketball, his XBOX 360, checking out the latest movies, reading books and magazines and being entertained by his DVD collection.

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Delane Cleveland - Reporter

Delane Cleveland joined the FOX 11 News team in August 2007. Before moving to the desert, he spent two years as a reporter/weekend news anchor at KOTA in the Black Hills of Rapid City, SD. The Southern Arizona climate is a bit of a shock to him, but he's happy that he no longer has to experience sub-zero temperatures during winter.

Delane is a 2004 graduate of the University of Minnesota's School of Journalism, and decided to pursue a career in news after covering a story in college that earned him an award from the Northwest Broadcast News Association.

Delane has also been honored for his volunteer work with abused and neglected children at the Black Hills Children’s Home.

When Delane isn't covering the news or reading about what else is going on in the world, you can find him glued to various sporting events on television. He's a huge fan of any team from Minnesota...although the Vikings and Timberwolves haven't given him much to cheer about in recent years.

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Brian Roberts - Reporter

FOX 11 News Reporter Brian Roberts joined the station in August, 2008. He is originally a desert rat and is glad to be back in the heat. He spent ten months in Roswell, New Mexico at KBIM-TV where he won three New Mexico Broadcasters Association Awards for Breaking News, General News and News Feature Story as a photographer, editor and reporter.

Brian was raised in Las Vegas, NV before going to college at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, CA. He graduated in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in Communications and spent two years working for Disney and Touchstone Picture's advertising agency before entering the news business.

In his spare time, he enjoys hitting the gym, playing guitar, golfing, traveling to his favorite city on earth: Washington DC and rooting for the Denver Broncos (sorry Cardinals fans).

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Kacie Talamante - Reporter

Kacie Talamante is thrilled to be back in Tucson! A proud University of Arizona graduate, Kacie enjoys covering news stories that concern the people living and working in the "Old Pueblo."

After college Kacie headed to Phoenix to produce Good Morning Arizona at Channel 3. After several years, she headed south to Yuma to become a reporter/anchor at the CBS affiliate in town.

Now back in Tucson, Kacie enjoys cheering on the Arizona Wildcats in person! Growing up as an Air Force brat, Kacie loves to travel, recently spending some time in South Africa with Habitat for Humanity. Kacie also enjoys staying active, taking part in several half marathons, and even survived a full marathon!

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