Doug Vaughn KMOV, Net Worth, Salary, Age, Wife, Illness and Education
Who is Doug Vaughn?
Doug Vaughn is an American journalist working as a sports anchor at 6 p.m and 10 p.m every week at KMOV4. He covers sports every day as an anchor, reporter, producer, and video editor.
He also works at CBS Sports 920 as a sports talk radio host whereby, he co-hosts a daily three-hour sports and entertainment-based talk show. Throughout his career, Vaughn has won several awards including an Emmy in the categories of best sports reporting as well as best sports feature.
Doug Vaughn Age
Vaughn was born in the United States, he has not shared his age, birthday, or the year he was born. This section will be updated as soon as possible.
Doug Vaughn Height
Vaughn has not shared his height measurements. His height, weight, and other body measurements will be updated soon.
Doug Vaughn Family
Vaughn was born and raised by his parents in the United States. Information about his family and childhood including his parents and siblings is not available. This section will be updated as soon as information about his parents is available.
Doug Vaughn Wife
Vaughn has not shared his relationship status. He prefers to keep his relationship and personal life private. We shall update this section as soon as she shares his partner.
Doug Vaughn Education
Vaughn holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Doug Vaughn Salary
Vaughn’s annual salary is estimated to be between $80 k and $100 k. His exact salary figure is still not available but will be updated soon.
Doug Vaughn Net Worth
Vaughn has an estimated net worth ranging between $100 k – $500 k. He has earned this figure from his successful journalism career. His exact net worth figure will be updated soon.
Doug Vaughn KMOV4 Career
Prior to joining News 4, Vaughn worked as an anchor and reporter for WSVN in Miami, Florida, and as the Sports Director for KTTC in Rochester, Minnesota. He has excelled in baseball and especially while at St. Louis Community College in Meramec for two years. Among his career successes are eight St. Louis Emmy Awards. He has won the Emmy for “Best Sportscaster” five times, in 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, and 2000.
He has also received Emmy nominations for “Best Sports Reporting” and “Best Sports Feature.” His most memorable story, he believes, was the one that followed Mark McGwire’s record-breaking 70-homer season in 1998. Vaughn found it really thrilling to cover the historic event from spring training through the last day of the season.
KMOV News Team
- Samantha Jones
- Cory Stark
- Claire Kellett
- Maurice Drummond
- Laura Hettiger
- Taylor Holt
- Lauren Trager
- Susan El Khoury
- Russell Kinsaul
- Alexis Zotos
- Paige Hulsey
- Caroline Hecker
- Julia Avery
- Steve Harris
- Steve Templeton
- Kent Ehrhardt
- Kristen Cornett
- Leah Hill
- Doug Vaughn
- Gabriela Vidal
Doug Vaughn Socials
Is Doug Vaughn ill?
Doug Vaughn, a long-time St. Louis sportscaster, is on the recovery process following a recent hospitalization, a route that has had plenty of bumps along the way. He experienced an abnormal heartbeat, which led to the diagnosis of vertigo.
Who owns KMOV?
KMOV is owned by Meredith Corporation, a former Des Moines, Iowa-based American media conglomerate that controlled periodicals, television stations, websites, and radio stations.
