Dan Jovic Biography

Dan Jovic has been with the NBC 6 News team since October of 2012. Prior to joining the NBC 6 News team, Dan served as the technology and new media reporter for WJW-TV in Cleveland. Over his 18 years in broadcasting Dan has worked in both news and sports, writing, editing, producing and reporting on the stories concerning viewers.

You can watch Dan Jovic each weeknight as the co-anchor of NBC 6 News at 5, 6 & 10 p.m. with wife Jacque Jovic. He and Jacque help bring the ArkLaTex Local News That Matters.

Dan Jovic Age

There is no information about the day and the year she born. Information will be soon updated once exposed publicly.

Dan Jovic Marriage

He is married to former Fox 8 News personality Jacque Smith. Dan and Jacque have two children, Danielle and Daniel Jr.Spending time with his family, enjoying a great steak and teeing it up for a sunny round of golf are Dan’s greatest passions.

You can watch Dan Jovic each weeknight as the co-anchor of NBC 6 News at 5, 6 & 10 p.m. with wife Jacque Jovic.

Dan Jovic Education

He is a graduate of both Parma Senior High School and The University of Akron, where he earned a bachelor of arts degree in mass media communication.

Dan Jovic Career

He is a life long Clevelander and is proud to say WJW Fox 8 is the only place he has worked in his broadcasting career. Also, he serves as a technology and new media reporter and producer for various editions of Fox 8 News and on Fox8.com.

After joining the Fox 8 News team in the summer of 1998, Dan began working with both the news and sports departments to write, edit, produce and eventually report on the stories concerning northeast Ohio.

Prior to his current position, Dan served as Fox 8’s sports producer, coordinating all aspects of the stations’ award-winning professional, college and high school sports coverage

Produced and reported daily interactive segments on the top-rated, locally produced 9:00 a.m. show in the U.S.

Helped launch/grow website from start-up to 28.2M unique users, 116M page views in 2011

Earned two regional Emmy awards reporting on Friday Night Touchdown, the top-rated, locally produced 30-minute sports show in the U.S. in 2011