Nancy Grace to host crime series in new deal with Fox Nation
News anchor Nancy Grace will host a weekly program on the Fox Nation streaming service that is tied to the return of “America’s Most Wanted.”
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Your support makes all the difference.Veteran news anchor Nancy Grace will host a weekly program on Fox Nation tied to the return of “America's Most Wanted.”
The long-running crime series starts a new season on the Fox broadcasting network next Monday, with Elizabeth Vargas as host. Immediately after each episode ends, Grace will discuss it on the Fox Nation streaming service on a new show, “America's Most Wanted Overtime.”
Grace also hosts a SiriusXM series, “Crime Stories,” that is simulcast on Fox Nation. That arrangement will continue as part of a new multi-year contract she has signed with the streaming service, Fox News Media said.
Grace also frequently appears on Fox News Channel to discuss criminal justice stories.