Jamie Boll Age

Jamie Boll is from Wisconsin. Information about his age will be updated as soon as possible.

Jamie Boll Wife

He is married to Meredith and they have four sons and two dogs. They have been married for more than 25 years.

Jamie Boll Height

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Jamie Boll Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of between $1 million and $5 million.

Jamie Boll Biography Wiki

Jamie Boll is an American journalist working as an anchor for WBTV News. He is married to Meredith and they have four sons and two dogs. He attended the University of Wisconsin.

Jamie Boll WBTV News

Boll has been a transmission columnist for over 30 years. His profession started in 1988 while still in school at the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire.

He began as low maintenance sports picture taker, generally shooting secondary school sports features. After graduation, he accepted an occupation as a newsmaker, at last moving to a part as journalist and end of the week anchor.

In 1993 he moved to Kalamazoo, Michigan to take a work day morning anchor work at WWMT-TV. After several years he turned into the anchor of the station’s 5:30, 6, and 11 pm broadcasts while filling in as the newsroom’s overseeing proofreader.

Jamie came to WBTV in Charlotte in March of 2005. He was recruited to moor the 5:30 pm broadcast and work as an analytical columnist.

At the point when the station dispatched a 4 pm broadcast, Jamie was picked to co-anchor it also. He proceeded with that part until April of 2018 when the station dispatched another new report approached Your Side Tonight.

The daily 7:30 pm broadcast is unique in relation to different reports in that it investigates the issues confronting our locale.

More change came in January of 2019 when Jamie was named the co-anchor of WBTV News at 5 and 6 pm-close by Maureen O’Boyle. He presently does those two broadcasts notwithstanding On Your Side Tonight.

Jamie has ventured to every part of the country and the world during his announcing profession. He’s been to Arizona to cover the movement sway on the Carolinas and to India to provide details regarding the re-appropriating of cutting edge occupations.

Before that, he ventured out to Honduras in the wake of Hurricane Mitch and to Albania and Kosovo to cover the Balkan war.

Jamie has won various honors for his news-casting. In 2018, the Radio Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas named him News Anchor of the Year. He won an Emmy for Consumer Investigative detailing in 2017.

On a few distinct occasions, the broadcasts he has co-secured were named the best in the state and he was won numerous individual honors for his details.