Haley Baker

Haley Baker was born and raised in the Bluegrass State. She graduated from Western Kentucky University with a degree in Broadcast News.

Haley's accomplishments in the news business range from producing, investigative reporting and anchoring the news at a number of television stations across the United States.

She and her husband, Army Major Josh Baker, currently live in Washington, D.C. They have two daughters ages 4 and 2. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, running and spending time outdoors.

Last Updated: May 27, 2015

Why 'Fitness' Labeled Foods May Sabotage Your Diet

Looking to lose a few pounds? You may want to stay away from certain health foods.

These Fruits Might Raise Your Skin Cancer Risk

Before you head to the beach, you may want to hold the OJ and grapefruit.

Food & Drink

The Heavy Dangers of Skinny Jeans

They may help you look slimmer and accentuate your shape, but if you plan to squat or drop it like it's hot while wearing them, you could end up the ...

Plating Your Placenta May Not Be so Healthy

Reality stars like Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Zolciak-Biermann swear by the benefits of eating placenta — claiming that it protects against postpa...

Why Fructose May Make You a Couch Potato

From salt to trans fat, many ingredients have come under scrutiny by health experts. One such ingredient found in many common prepackaged foods is no...

Bacteria Might Be in the Eye of the Beholder

Contacts may keep you from being called "four eyes," but regular use of contact lenses may also alter the delicate bacterial ecosystem on the eye’s...

A New Price Tag for Breast Cancer Genetic Testing

A $4,000 price tag might seem steep for genomic testing for breast or ovarian cancer. But what about $249? Thanks to a California-based startup, pati...

Kids' Popularity: A Matter of the Mind

Being a mind-reader might pay off for preschoolers and kids in grade school. Children who are good at identifying what others want, think and feel ma...

Gray Matters

FDA Warns KIND Snacks

KIND Healthy Snacks may not be living up to the "healthy" part of its name. At least that's what the FDA appears to think.

Food & Drink

Artificial Sweeteners Weren't So Sweet for Health

They sweeten tea, coffee, diet soda and baked goods, but artificial sweeteners aren't likely sweetening conditions for the healthy bacteria in your s...

Dietary Do's and Don'ts for Weight Control

There’s the low-carb diet, the low-fat diet and countless options in between. But which diet is good for weight control? New evidence outlines some...

Stimulant Still Lurks in Some Supplements

Some supplements promise to boost metabolism, build muscle, give you extreme energy and promote fat loss. Sounds pretty good, right? Maybe not.

Why Teen Drivers Are So Distracted

Distracted driving is now blamed for at least half of car accidents involving teens, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. In many case...

Government Cracks Down on Cosmetics

Your face cream may be promising more than it can deliver.

Black Market Breast Milk: Concerns About Online Retailers

Breast milk is packed with great health benefits for babies, but that all depends on the source, health experts say. Buying human breast milk on the ...

Costco Chicken May Soon Get a Little Healthier

First it was restaurants — now, Costco is making the promise to customers. The wholesale retailer is reportedly working to eliminate the sale of ch...