I am proud to be a Miami Valley Native. I was born in Wilmington, and I lived in Lebanon until I was six years old. My parents eventually moved back to Colorado to be closer to family. I will be honest, I never thought I would someday come back to Ohio and work for the same TV station my parents watched when I was a child. WHIO has been my home for the better part of two decades. Before coming to Dayton, I worked at TV stations in Alaska, Georgia, North Carolina, and Idaho. I have worked with some of the most talented, genuine, and caring people. I always say it's the people behind the scenes I have been blessed to have in my life. They deserve so much of the credit for my success and longevity in television. At WHIO, I anchor a lot of news: 5p, 530p, 6p, and 11p. I consider myself the luckiest man on TV because I get to sit alongside Cheryl McHenry, Gabrielle Enright, and Chief Meteorologist Austin Chaney. For more than a decade, I have loved sharing with viewers people “Making A Difference” in our community. These stories highlight the good, positive, uplifting people and organizations who deserve a pat on the back and a thank you. These stories have made me laugh, cry, and appreciate the human spirit. Though the years, I am honored to have been awarded more than two dozen Regional Edward R. Murrow, Regional Emmy, and Society of Professional Journalism Awards. None of those would have been possible without the people I work with daily and WHIO’s loyal viewers. My biggest award/reward is our viewers’ trust. At the end of every newscast, I say, “As always, we appreciate your company.” I promise you that I will never take our viewers for granted. WHIO, our viewers, and our community have blessed my wife, daughter, and son. We are proud to call the Miami Valley home.