Biografie

19. September 1971 · Beeville, Texas, USA

Marianne Silber

She spent three years at ABC affiliate KOCO Channel 5 in Oklahoma City.

Inspired by her grandmother, Alamae McMahon, she begged her way into a job at CBS affiliate KZTV, Channel 10 in Corpus Christi, Texas. She was not only hired by the one of the oldest television stations in the country, but given an assignment on her first day. Within six months, she was co-anchor of Channel 10 News. A teleprompter malfunction gave her the opportunity she needed to prove to network executives that she could handle a promotion to solo anchor. She anchored and produced Channel 10 News for several years before taking a job in Oklahoma City.

She is a 1990 graduate of A.C. Jones High School in Beeville, Texas. She earned a bachelor's degree from Bellamine University in Louisville, Kentucky and then returned to Texas to be closer to her mother, Wilma Silber, who was diagnosed with colon cancer. After her mother's death, she decided to remain in South Texas.

Joined Fox News Channel (FNC) in 2006 as a special correspondent with Fox News in the Atlanta, Georgia bureau. Now, she is both an overnight anchor and correspondent for Fox News Channel.

Her brother, John Silber, is a firearms trainer at Fort Knox.