Kris Ketz Age

He was born in the United States in 1975.

Kris Ketz Wife

Kris is married to Dana Wright, co-host of “Dana and Parks” workday evenings on 98.1 FM KMBZ.

Kris Ketz Height

He is 5 ft 7 in ( Approx 1.7m) tall.

Kris Ketz Net Worth

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

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Kris Ketz Biography

Kris Ketz is an American award-winning journalist working as an anchor for KMBC ABC9 News. Kris is an alum of St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa.

He started his telecom profession at 18 years old as an end-of-the-week reporter for radio broadcast WQUA in Moline, Ill. Kris advanced to evening and morning anchor until he turned into the station’s news chief. Kris is married to Dana Wright, co-host of “Dana and Parks” workday evenings on 98.1 FM KMBZ.

Kris Ketz KMBC ABC9 News

From the South Central mobs in Los Angeles to Hurricane Andrew in Louisiana to public political shows, with regards to legitimate issues, KMBC 9 News anchor-journalist Kris Ketz has consistently wound up in the perfect spot at the perfect time.

Kris is likewise an Emmy-grant winning anchor and analytical correspondent, having caught a Midwest Emmy for the best anchor in 2008. He likewise won in 1991 for a top to bottom report because of the Ku Klux Klan in the Kansas City region.

He was designated for a 2003 Emmy for best anchor. Kris was likewise named for a 2011 Regional Emmy grant for “general task announcing” for an inspiring anecdote about a first-time meeting between a heart relocate beneficiary and the contributor’s family. Kris was likewise one of 4 nearby TV commentators picked to talk with President Obama one-on-one in February 2015.

Kris joined KMBC-TV on July 4, 1983. For a very long time, he co-moored the workday releases of KMBC 9 News at 5 preceding being named co-anchor of KMBC 9 First News in October 2007. Ketz was named co-anchor of KMBC 9 News weeknights at 6 p.m., 9 p.m., and 10 p.m. in May 2015.

Kris broke into TV four years after the fact with WQAD-TV in Moline in 1981. WQAD-TV was the station where his dad had moored the news for a very long time. Kris rose from the end of the week co-anchor/maker to the weeknight co-anchor at WQAD.

A feature of Kris’ profession was the opportunity to co-anchor a Father’s Day release of KMBC 9 News at 10 with his father in 1998.

He was named “Best Reporter” in a peruser’s survey in Kansas City Magazine for 2003 and 2001.

Kris was likewise the 2004 beneficiary of the lofty Barbara Potts grant from Hope House for raising local area mindfulness about abusive behavior at home in Kansas City.

Expectation House is presently the biggest abusive behavior at home haven in Missouri with focuses on Independence and Lee’s Summit.

Kris was a functioning individual from the Hispanic Media Association of Greater Kansas City. He has likewise been dynamic in fund-raising for the Muscular Dystrophy Association through his contribution with the Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon. Kris has been a co-host of neighborhood MDA pledge drives in Kansas City and the Quad Cities since 1980.

Kris’ 25th commemoration at Channel 9 was set apart by an uncommon celebratory goal presented and supported by the Kansas City, Mo., City Council in August 2008.

In October 2012, Kris was enlisted into the Silver Circle of the Mid-America Chapter of the National Association of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), the first-class gathering of experts perceived for making a critical commitment to TV over the most recent 25 years or more.