As a member of the News On 6 team and co-host of Six in the Morning, LeAnne gets up early so she can get to work and wake you up. A Tulsa native and graduate of Oral Roberts University with a degree in Telecommunications, she has been on-air in Tulsa since 1984. She is a three-time Emmy winner, including an Emmy for Best Morning Show.
LeAnne is passionate about fighting breast cancer. As a 22-year survivor, she is involved with Susan G. Komen for the Cure. She is past president of the Tulsa Affiliate and participates in the Race for the Cure each fall. She is past president of the Tulsa Chapter of the Association of Women in Communications and a graduate of Leadership Tulsa. She has been honored with the Saidie Lifetime Achievement Award from AWC for her outstanding achievements and positive impact on Oklahoma during her career in communications. In 2021, the Heartland Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences inducted LeAnne into the “Silver Circle”. The Silver Circle recognizes those who have "devoted a quarter of a century or more to the television industry, and who also have made a meaningful and significant contribution to broadcasting." In 2020, LeAnne was presented with the Distinguished Alumni Award from Holland Hall. LeAnne’s community work includes Clarehouse, Project 31, and Lisa Bain Ministries. She often serves as emcee for a variety of community events.
LeAnne is crazy for doing Shutterfly and enjoys playing the card game known as Hand, Knee, and Foot and now adds playing pickleball to her resume. She has a love of Fiona, the hippo who lives at the Cincinnati Zoo. She and her husband, Andy, love sharing time with their adult children, Nick and Rachel and their son-in-law Josh.