Tracy Sears

Anchor/Reporter
TSears@wtvr.com

Born and raised in Newport News, Virginia, Tracy fell in love with broadcast reporting at the age of 12 and began volunteering at her local news station when she was just 17.

While attending George Mason University, she interned for two years in the White House Press Room, assisting White House correspondents with news releases and credentials, and one year at News Channel 8 in the Washington D.C. Market. Tracy worked for two years as an anchor and reporter for KTEN-TV in Denison, Texas, before returning home to Virginia in 2000 to take a reporting and anchoring position with CBS 6.

Tracy currently reports part-time so she can spend more time at home with her two children.

Tracy has received awards from The Virginia Associated Press, The Virginia Association of Broadcasters, and The RTNDA. She is also the recipient of the 2004 National Edward R. Murrow Award and the 2012 Regional Emmy Award.

Recent Articles

  • Western Henrico explosions rattle neighbors, more planned

    Posted on: 12:18 am, May 16, 2013, by , updated on: 06:37am, May 16, 2013

    “I’m telling you, it felt like the building was falling down,” exclaimed David Cooke. “Everyone ran out of the building.” Read More ›

  • Va. colleges raise tuition despite governor’s request

    Posted on: 12:33 am, May 9, 2013, by , updated on: 07:16am, May 9, 2013

    In a letter to college presidents last year, Governor Bob McDonnell asked schools to hold down tuition. Read More ›

  • Cuccinelli unveils jobs plan

    Posted on: 7:14 pm, May 7, 2013, by , updated on: 07:31am, May 8, 2013

    Virginia Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli made a sweet stop on the campaign trail Tuesday morning in Richmond. Read More ›

    Ken Cuccinelli
  • Naked in Wyndham, father charged for in-house display

    Posted on: 3:40 pm, May 6, 2013, by and , updated on: 06:45am, May 7, 2013

    When does being naked cross the line to breaking the law? Read More ›

    Fremont
  • Jamestown cannibalism confirmed after discovery

    Posted on: 5:08 pm, May 1, 2013, by and , updated on: 07:43am, May 2, 2013

    Archaeologists say a partial skull they found shows that early settlers turned to cannibalism to survive. Read More ›

    Jamestown discovery proves cannibalism, researchers say after discovering marks to skull, bones.
  • Students organize first suicide prevention walk

    Posted on: 7:28 pm, April 30, 2013, by , updated on: 08:31pm, April 30, 2013

    A group of students from the John G. School at the Virginia Home for Boys and Girls is organizing the school’s first suicide prevention walk. Read More ›

    VHGB suicide walk
  • UPDATE: Mom ‘taking responsibility’ after child shot

    Posted on: 10:56 am, April 29, 2013, by and , updated on: 07:07pm, April 29, 2013

    Henrico Police charged Antonia Lynn Obrien, 29, two counts of child neglect, according to Henrico arrest records. Read More ›

  • Unexpected power outage frustrates Petersburg businesses

    Posted on: 12:13 am, April 25, 2013, by

    Dominion Virginia Power is apologizing for shutting off the electricity to Petersburg’s city hall and several businesses in the middle of the day. Read More ›

  • Henrico moves one step closer to meals tax

    Posted on: 11:44 pm, April 23, 2013, by , updated on: 11:57pm, April 23, 2013

    In 2005, Henrico voters rejected a similar proposal, but only by a narrow margin. Read More ›

  • ‘Fake’ cancer victim’s husband: ‘She’s not an evil woman’

    Posted on: 6:01 am, April 22, 2013, by and , updated on: 11:57pm, April 22, 2013

    Martha Nicholas received a 10 year suspended sentence in Hanover County circuit court. Read More ›

  • Va. FBI profiler explains Quantico analysis of Boston bombs

    Posted on: 12:45 am, April 18, 2013, by

    Several components of the bombs are headed to the FBI’s crime lab in Quantico, where analysts will attempt to reconstruct the devices. Read More ›

    graphic
  • Area runners recount close calls at Boston Marathon

    Posted on: 9:59 pm, April 16, 2013, by and , updated on: 12:05am, April 17, 2013

    Nearly 100 runners in the Boston Marathon were from the Richmond area. Read More ›