William G. Hemmer is best known for his role as co-anchor of America's Newsroom on the Fox News Channel. Hemmer, who is based in New York City, has established a lucrative career in broadcast journalism.

Hemmer, who was up in Cincinnati, Ohio, graduated from Elder High School in 1983 after attending the parochial Catholic school Our Lady of Victory. His interest for radio began to develop throughout his senior year. His passion in broadcasting was sparked when Hemmer and a friend created a radio show, playing music for fifteen minutes before lessons started.

At Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, Hemmer continued his schooling and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in broadcast journalism. At the Miami University Dolibois European Center in Luxembourg City, he had the chance to study in Europe and joined the fraternity Delta Tau Delta.

His career began at WLWT-TV, where he worked in sports production at first. Hemmer began working as a sports reporter and anchor for the CBS station WCPO-TV after graduating. At the age of 26, he set out on a remarkable year-long journey that took him through New Zealand, China, India, and Russia, among other places. His dispatches, cassettes, and photographs, which were published in The Cincinnati Post and the neighborhood CBS affiliate, served as a record of his experiences. Hemmer won two regional Emmys for Best Entertainment Program and Best Host thanks to his superb storytelling.

Hemmer joined CNN in Atlanta in 1995, hosting a number of shows including CNN Tonight, CNN Early Edition, CNN Morning News, and CNN Live Today. His reporting covered important events like the fallout from the September 11 attacks, the beginning of the War on Terror from Khandahar, Afghanistan, and the escalation of hostilities in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He also covered the Kosovo crisis and the Somerset, Pennsylvania, mining catastrophe, drawing attention to important subjects..

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