
Robin Murdoch
I can’t believe I’ve been working at Fox 2 News for over a decade! Time sure does fly when you love what you do. Rain, snow or sun I’m happy to wake up with you every morning beginning at 4:00 a.m.! No day is ever the same and that’s what makes getting up so early easy. You might find me standing along an ice encased Metro Detroit freeway, reporting live from a deadly shooting scene or knee deep in a pit of mud surrounded by hundreds of kids. I get to highlight heroic actions and at other times tell you about actions that break my heart. I do it because YOU need to know what’s happening around you. This is more than a job. It’s a privilege.
I grew up in Concord, New Hampshire and eventually attended Emerson College in Boston. My reporting career began in Alpena, Michigan many, many years ago. I’ve also worked at stations in Cadillac and Knoxville, Tennessee before eventually making the move to Detroit. I can’t imagine being anywhere else. Our FOX 2 viewers are the best!
When I’m not at FOX 2, you will likely see me at a baseball park with my daughter and twin boys. I’m so proud of the people they’ve become! I also stay active skating with Detroit Roller Derby. And yes, the hits are real and they hurt! I only wish I had more time to travel with my family and experience the amazing world around us. Going on a safari is on my bucket list!
The latest from Robin Murdoch
Man killed by girlfriend's relative during argument at Inkster apartment
A man is dead after a fight with his girlfriend escalated to gunfire early Monday at an Inkster apartment complex.
Detroit church forced to find new home just days before Christmas
A Detroit church is currently looking for a new home after the landlord of its building decided to renovate and seek new tenants.
Salvation Army bell ringer shot and killed at Westland Kroger
A suspect shot and killed a Salvation Army bell ringer at the Westland Kroger on Ford near Central City.
Michigan's red flag gun law sees both fierce scrutiny and support as lawmakers push to repeal it
Michigan Republican lawmakers are currently pushing to overturn a law that allows judges to temporarily order the removal of guns from people deemed a danger to themselves or others. The extreme risk protection order (ERPO) Act, also known as the red flag law, went into effect in February 2024.
Detroit firefighters battle numerous fires early Tuesday
Detroit fire crews have been busy Tuesday morning, battling multiple overnight fires around the city.
3 killed after house fire traps victims inside Detroit home
A fire that trapped multiple people inside a house early Monday on Detroit's west side killed three people and wounded two others.
Sherrone Moore Arraignment: Ex-football charged with felony home invasion, given $25k bond
Former Michigan Football head coach Sherrone Moore faced a judge Friday following his arrest Wednesday evening. He was formally arraigned on charges including felony third-degree home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering.
Sherrone Moore in custody after firing of Michigan Football coach
Just after his firing from the University of Michigan, news broke that former football coach Sherrone Moore is in custody after an incident in Pittsfield Township.
Leland House expected to pay $57K to DTE on Monday to ensure lights stay on at Detroit apartment
The owners of Leland House, an apartment complex in Downtown Detroit, are expected to pay a $57,000 deposit to DTE on Monday, after tenants learned they may lose their homes over an outstanding balance carried by the building.
Hearing continues for men accused of killing 6-year-old Rylee Love in Detroit
Three men charged in connection with a Detroit drive-by shooting that killed a 6-year-old boy named Rylee Love are due back in court Wednesday for a continuation of their preliminary examination.









