Liz Nagy
Vice President and News Director Jennifer Graves commented at the time, "In the short time she's been with us, Liz has proven to be a very talented, aggressive reporter who knows how to get to the heart of the story. She's a tenacious go-getter in the field and a welcome addition to our reporting staff."
Prior to coming to ABC 7, Nagy was a general assignment reporter at WSVN-TV in Miami, where she was one of the station's go-to night side reporters. She covered many different breaking news stories and reported on topics of the day including same sex marriage arguments before the U. S. Supreme Court. Nagy also filled in on the anchor desk at WSVN. Before joining WSVN in 2011, Nagy launched a weekend morning newscast at WEAR-TV, the ABC affiliate in Pensacola, Florida. She also reported for WEAR, covering breaking news, crime and the 2010 BP oil spill.
Nagy also worked at WVIR-TV in Charlottesville, Virginia as weekend morning anchor/reporter. She got her start in television at WEIU-TV in Charleston, Illinois.
Nagy helped raise money in the fight against breast cancer when she participated in "Dancing with Chicago Celebrities."
Nagy has a bachelor's degree in broadcast communications from Elon University in Elon, North Carolina. She's a native of suburban Philadelphia. Nagy lives in Chicago.
Liz's Stories
Adam Toledo Shooting: Bodycam video of teen killed by CPD to be released Thursday, COPA says
Chicago police bodycam video that captured the deadly police shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo will be released to the public on Thursday.
Adam Toledo Shooting: Bodycam video of teen killed by CPD shown to boy's family
Chicago police bodycam video that captured the deadly police shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo was shown to his family Tuesday evening.
LGBTQ Pride flag, Black Lives Matter poster removed from Chesterton middle school causes controversy over inclusion
Parents and students are upset after a Pride flag and a Black Lives Matter poster were removed from a middle school classroom.
Navy Pier hosts job fair for seasonal staff as Chicago attraction prepares to reopen
The popular attraction is hiring seasonal staff before the planned reopening later this spring.
Illinois COVID-19 Update: IL reports 4,004 new coronavirus cases, 21 deaths, record-high vaccine doses
Illinois health officials announced 4,004 new cases of COVID-19 and 21 related deaths Friday. There was also a record number of vaccine doses administered.
Road rage shooting Chicago: Man faces gun charge after toddler critically hurt on Lake Shore Drive
The grandmother of a toddler who was shot on Lake Shore Drive spoke exclusively with ABC7 after her boyfriend was charged following the shooting Thursday.
College student from Joliet injured in Quincy bar beating that attorneys say was racially-motivated
Attorneys for Jazzpher Evans say the owner of a bar called "The Barn" in downtown Quincy violently attacked the young woman, beating her until she was unconscious.
Little Village police shooting: Mayor Lightfoot vows justice after Chicago police fatal shooting of boy, 13
Mayor Lori Lightfoot vowed to find who is responsible for giving a 13-year-old boy killed during an "armed confrontation' with police last week a gun.
Gerald Reed released from prison after 30 years; sentence commuted by Gov. Pritzker
Reed claimed he was tortured into falsely confessing to a 1990 double murder by Chicago police detectives working for disgraced former Cmdr. Jon Burge.
Chicago Cubs Opening Day 2021: Wrigley Field welcomes back fans for first time in 2 years
Baseball is back at Wrigley Field Thursday as the Chicago Cubs take on the Pittsburgh Pirates and unlike last year, fans are back in the stadium to cheer on the home team.
