Dan Gray Biography
Dan Gray joined the KTVI Fox 2 News team in 2004 and the KPLR News 11 team in 2008. Gray anchors Fox 2 News at 11 AM and News 11 at Noon and reports weekdays for both stations. He also does part-time anchoring at KMOX Radio.
From 1992 to 2003, Dan was an anchor/reporter for KSDK-TV in St. Louis. Dan Gray also worked as an anchor/reporter at KOVR-TV in Sacramento, California, and KETV-TV in Omaha, Nebraska.
He has won several journalism awards including seven Emmy awards. Dan received the “Best Anchor” Emmy four times. He has been nominated for Emmy awards numerous times.
Gray has interviewed presidents, celebrities and covered major events such as floods, earthquakes, elections and papal visits.
He is a native St. Louisan and a frequent speaker at schools, charity, and civic organizations. Dan has been active in The BackStoppers, St. Louis Jewish Community Center, the ALS Association of St. Louis, the American Liver Foundation, A Safe Place; Provident of St. Louis, HavenHouse St. He, Safe Place for Youth in Need, St. Vincent’s Home for Children, and The Salvation Army.
Dan Gray Age
Dan Gray is a native St. Louisan and a frequent speaker at schools, charity, and civic organizations. His’s actual age is under review and will be updated soon.
Dan Gray Family
He joined the KTVI Fox 2 News team in 2004 and the KPLR News 11 team in 2008. His parents, brothers and sisters details are not available. The details are under review and will be updated soon.
Dan Gray Wife
Dan is married to his’s wife Monica Adams(Monica Adams is an American traffic reporter/anchor. She is the traffic reporter for FOX 2 News in the Morning. Monica joined Fox 2 in 2005 as the morning traffic anchor as well as contributing reports in fitness and entertainment.)
A Big Thank You to Dan Gray and his Wife!
I’d like to say thank you to Dan and his wife. I attended a NECKA hammer-in at Dan’s house yesterday, and it was a wonderful time. Thank you both for opening up your home and shop to us, and putting on a great meal. I think everyone who attended had a great time. I know I did. It was great to put faces and names together!
Dan Gray Net Worth
Gray joined the KTVI Fox 2 News team in 2004 and the KPLR News 11 team in 2008. Gray anchors Fox 2 News at 11 AM and News 11 at Noon and reports weekdays for both stations. He also does part-time anchoring at KMOX Radio. Dan Gray estimated Net Worth as of 2019 is under review and will be updated soon.
Dan Gray Articles
SSM Health Medical Minute: Becoming a baby-friendly hospital
kplr11.com — FENTON, Mo. – Baby-Friendly USA, Inc (BFUSA) is the accrediting body and national authority for the BHFI in the United States, responsible for coordinating and conducting all activities necessary to confer the prestigious Baby-Friendly designation across hospitals.
SSM Health St. Clare Hospital in Fenton is close to receiving their designation which means their labor and delivery staff have met the requirements to participate in furthering education on caring for mom and baby together.
Officer Michael Langsdorf remembered as a ‘cop’s cop’ at funeral
fox2now.com — ST. LOUIS – One week after the North County Police Cooperative officer was shot and killed in the line of duty in Wellston, St. Louisans turned out in a big way Monday to honor slain officer Michael Langsdorf and his loved ones, who were saying their final goodbye. Langsdorf’s casket arrived an hour before the 10 a.m. funeral mass at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis.
Officer Michael Langsdorf remembered as a ‘cop’s cop’ at funeral
kplr11.com — ST. LOUIS – One week after the North County Police Cooperative officer was shot and killed in the line of duty in Wellston, St. Louisans turned out in a big way Monday to honor slain officer Michael Langsdorf and his loved ones, who were saying their final goodbye. Langsdorf’s casket arrived an hour before the 10 a.m. funeral mass at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis.
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Protesters threaten, throw water on KTVI reporter covering Protest in St. Louis
While covering a protest in St. Louis on September 15, 2017, KTVI reporter Dan Gray was hit with water bottles and pressured to leave the area by protesters, he said in an on-air segment on KTVI.
The protests followed the acquittal of Jason Stockley, a white former St. Louis police officer who in 2011 fatally shot Anthony Lamar Smith, a black man.
“One agitator, in particular, had been taunting us for most of the day, and then continued to taunt us, and other people had heard what he was saying,” Gray said on KTVI. “He was complaining about the media, complaining about me in particular. He singled me out for some reason. I guess he knew that I had been in St. Louis a long time because he said, ‘You’ve been reporting on this for 30 years.
You’ve been reporting the black-on-black crime, black people shooting black people, for 30 years, and didn’t do anything.’ So their anger and frustration turned and focused on us at that point. I became surrounded by a group of people. Some of the folks came to protect us as you can see.”
Gray reported that he was hit by three water bottles, one in the back of the head, and concluded the segment saying, “Again, I understand these people’s frustration. I understand their anger. Perhaps they needed someone to vent it to. Perhaps they needed somebody to go after and criticize. We’re ok. We’re fine. But it just shows how fast things can turn.”
As Dan and Tauna attempt to extricate themselves from the protesters, a woman can be seen several feet behind Gray, attempting to separate him from the protesters, saying “Go faster. Go faster.”
Then, a male protester moves toward Gray shouting, “You shouldn’t be over here man. You motherfuckers shouldn’t even be over here. Why the fuck would you come over? Why the fuck would you come over here though? You know you shouldn’t be over here.
You should get your ass somewhere where you belong. Why the fuck are you trying to fuck my movement? Get your ass away and find you something better to do. Get the fuck out of my movement, motherfucker. And I’m saying it in your motherfucking face.”
At that point, the man steps directly in the path of Gray who steps backward, briefly surrounded by the commotion, before he’s pulled forward by the crew filming and several friendly protesters. One protester appears to throw water at him.
As Gray and Price continue to move up Market Street, the crowd diminishes and Hollinshed asks Gray how he’s doing.
“Shaken,” he says. “I’m shaken and a bit scared as the mob kind of surrounded me and my photographer. We got water thrown at us. We got yelled and shoved and pushed. I understand people’s frustrations with the judge’s decision, but they seem to be taking it out on the news media. My boss said if there were any confrontation, any threat of violence, we’re leaving. So we’re leaving.” Published on September 26. 2017