Ryan Kath Biography
Ryan Kath is an American award-winning investigative journalist currently working for NBC 10. Kath spent eight years at KSHB-TV in Kansas City. He started at the station as a morning reporter before receiving a promotion to the investigative team in September 2010. He’s also received an outstanding investigative reporter Emmy nomination for the past eight consecutive years.
Ryan Kath Age
Kath’s exact information about the date of birth is not yet updated or revealed.
Ryan Kath Education
Kath attended and graduated from Boston University’s College of Communication where he earned a master’s degree in broadcast journalism in 2004. He is excited to return the campus this fall to teach a class as an adjunct professor.
Ryan Kath Wife
Kath married his woman after meeting while at Boston University. Kath is somehow private about his personal life, that’s why he has not yet revealed his wife’s information including names. The couple is now proud parents of two daughters and also has a mischievous adopted mutt named Pancake.
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Ryan and his wife have two children who are both daughters. When he is not at work you’ll find Kath on the sidelines coaching his daughters or chasing down his misguided soccer aspirations in the New England over-the-hill league.
Ryan Kath Career
Kath joins NBC10 Boston from WBZ-TV, where he reported as an I-Team correspondent since March 2015. During his three years at the station, his stories received 13 Emmy nominations and recently earned a regional Murrow Award for investigative reporting.
Prior to returning to Boston, Kath spent eight years at KSHB-TV in Kansas City. He started at the station as a morning reporter before receiving a promotion to the investigative team in September 2010.
His broadcast journalism career began at KTTC-TV, where he covered the Mayo Clinic, City Hall and high school sports in Rochester, Minnesota.
Ryan Kath Awards
Kath’s investigations have earned 16 regional Emmy Awards, five regional RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Awards, and a prestigious national honor from the Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Awards for an investigative documentary about the missteps surrounding a natural gas explosion at a popular restaurant.