American Journalist Hattie Hawks announced leaving NBC4 on March 3 through her Facebook post. Hattie joined the NBC4 family back in 2016.
Hattie Hawks served as an anchor in Virginia before joining NBC4. She has a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Temple University and a minor in Political Science.
Hawks have covered a range of regional and national breaking news. Among them, her favorite news was saving a dog from dangerous flood events and her Fighting 126 series.
Is Hattie Hawks Leaving NBC4? Why?
Hattie Hawks left NBC4 on March 4, 2022. She revealed this sad news through her Facebook post. However, she hasn’t shared the exact reason for leaving NBC4.
Hawks wrote,” It’s time to let you know that after Friday’s morning show, I’ll be leaving NBC4. I’m thankful to those who share their darkest moment with me.”
She further added, stating NBC4 has a fantastic group of people that I am fortunate to call my friends. They are helpful, smart, amusing, and compassionate.
Columbus Professional Firefighters from IAFF Local 67 awarded her with a trophy in 2018 and selected her for a national TV award with the IAFF, where she came in second place.
She enjoys sharing animal advocacy and participates in fostering animals. Hattie has written many stories which inspired many people to adopt dogs and generate revenue.
Hattie Hawks Career Background
Hattie Hawks started her career as an anchor in Northern Virginia. She covered news relating to human trafficking in West Virginia.
She served as an anchor, reporter, and producer at Temple University in Philadelphia. Hattie also worked as a promotion specialist for Team enterprise from Feb 2011- to May 2012.
Hattie also worked as an investigative intern for NBC News from September 2010 to May 2011. NBC4 hired her in 2016 because of her impressive and bold showing.
Hawks has a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Temple University and a minor in Political Science. She completed her junior education at a reputed University.
Hattie Hawks Husband: Who Is Alex Hawks?
Hattie Hawks is a married woman. She was married to Army Veteran Alex Hawks on June 17, 2016.
Alex and Hattie met each other while they were interning at NBC’s WCAU in Philadelphia while at Temple University.
The couple is happily living together even after half-decade of their marriage. Hattie loves spending time outdoors with her husband and her two dogs in Ohio’s parks.