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She then spent several years covering crime, hurricanes, and Mardi Gras festivities at WALA Fox 10 News in Mobile, Alabama. She was named Associated Press Alabama Reporter of the Year there. She also received a Regional Edward R. Murrow for her coverage of devastating Hurricane Katrina along the Gulf Coast.

The Gulf Coast is where she fell for her fighter pilot husband, who was there training. They moved to San Diego, California, where Erica reported for several years and spent time in a TV news helicopter relaying traffic delays and breaking news from the sky.

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Erica graduated from Furman University in Greenville, SC with a degree in Communications Studies. She's one of four siblings who graduated from FU so her parents, who've been married for 60 years.

Her father served in the Air Force so Erica moved around growing up.

When she's not reporting the news or loving on her babies, Erica enjoys jogging, being crafty, and working on her lifestyle blog.