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Claudia Coffey

Claudia Coffey (born 1974) is an American broadcast journalist.
==Career==
Coffey's TV career began with ABC affiliate WABG in Greenville, Mississippi in 1997, as the host of ''Good Morning Mississippi''. She worked as a reporter at KARK in Little Rock, Arkansas and WVUE, in New Orleans, Louisiana before being hired in 2003 as the 4:30 p.m. anchor and 10 p.m. reporter for WTMJ-TV, the NBC affiliate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. While there, she extensively covered the 2004 presidential election. She interviewed Howard Dean, John Kerry and John Edwards as they crossed the hotly contested battleground state.
Coffey joined WTTG, the Fox-owned and operated station in Washington, D.C. in 2006, where she was a fill-in news anchor and reporter. While at WTTG, Coffey won a regional Emmy Award for her coverage of the alleged White House party crashers, Michaele and Tareq Salahi. Following her Emmy win, Coffey was also featured in the Diane Dimond book on the infamous couple called ''Cirque Du Salahi''. She also covered the election and inauguration of President Barack Obama and Pope Benedict XVI's historic visit to the United States. Her stories often appeared on Fox News and Coffey has filled in as a substitute correspondent in the DC Bureau and as the live reporter for the Fox affiliate groups across the US.
Also while in Washington, D.C., Coffey worked as a freelance correspondent for CBS Newspath, covering several major national and international news stories, including the nomination of Chief Justice John Roberts, President George W. Bush's 2006 State of the Union address, the Iraq War and the congressional hearings on the federal response to Hurricane Katrina.
Coffey has interviewed many prominent celebrities, including Tom Hanks, director Steven Spielberg, pop star Britney Spears, actors Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, and ''Airplane!'' writers David and Jerry Zucker,. She was co-host of The Travel Channel's coverage of Mardi Gras, alongside former ''Night Court'' star Harry Anderson.

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