During her college years, Line showed a keen interest in beauty pageants. She won the title of Miss Greater Bluefield and went on to compete in the Miss West Virginia pageant several times, including in 2002.

Early Career in Broadcasting

Before joining Fox News, Molly Line gained valuable experience at several local television stations. She began her career at WDTV (CBS 5) in Bridgeport, West Virginia, where she worked as both a reporter and a photographer. Her passion for photography, particularly of historical and scenic locations, complemented her journalistic pursuits and helped hone her storytelling skills.

Among the significant stories she covered early in her career was the attempted bombing by Richard Reid, also known as the “Shoe Bomber,” aboard American Airlines Flight 63. She also reported on the tragic Station nightclub fire in Rhode Island, which claimed the lives of 100 people and remains one of the deadliest nightclub fires in U.S. history.

Work with Fox News Channel

In 2006, Molly Line joined Fox News Channel (FNC), where she currently works as a news anchor and correspondent based in Boston. Over the years, she has contributed significantly to both national and live breaking news coverage.

She was notably on the ground covering the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, in December 2012—a nationally significant and emotionally challenging assignment. She also reported on the Boston bomb scare in 2007, further establishing her reputation for covering high-profile and high-risk stories.

Strength in Breaking News Coverage

Molly Line is recognized for her thorough and courageous reporting. Her ability to cover fast-moving, emotionally charged stories with clarity and professionalism has made her a trusted face in American journalism. Whether conducting investigative work or reporting from live scenes, she brings energy and commitment to her role. Her screen presence helps her form an instant connection with viewers, enhancing the impact of her reporting.