Ashley Fitzwater is as local as a news anchor can get. Texoma is home and always has been.
Alyssa grew up in Henryetta, Oklahoma, just south of Tulsa. She worked at News Channel 6 as a journalist and sports director before becoming a full-time face on the anchor desk in 2021.
Jacelyn is the definition of a bubbly personality. Her biggest goal is to connect with the community and give them compelling stories to follow.
Priscilla Meza joined the News Channel 6 team in 2022 as a multimedia journalist. Priscilla later became our weekend anchor at the start of 2023.
Chantale, originally from Camden, NJ, received her B.A. from Widener University and her master’s degree from Drexel University.
Blake Hill was born and raised in Wichita Falls. He enjoys going to the park with his two dogs, Nico and Luna, and he is excited to tell stories about the people of Texoma.
Ernest Strawther III started at News Channel 6 in April 2023 as a multimedia journalist.
Brayel Brown is a Texas native from Fort Worth. She graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in December 2022. Brayel received her bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism. She joined the News Channel 6 team as a multimedia journalist in July 2023.
Joseph Saint returned to the News Channel 6 team as its Chief Photographer in March of 2022.
Rowan started at News Channel 6 in 2020 and in 2022 he became a photojournalist.
Chief Meteorologist Ken Johnson is originally from Mississippi, but he has been calling Texoma home since June of 2008.
Morning Meteorologist Jaden Knowles is an Oklahoma graduate who also played running back for the Sooners.
Cameron calls Valparaiso, Indiana home, but spent some of his years living in Agawam, Massachusetts, and Lexington, Kentucky. Cameron became fascinated with the weather in the third grade by watching the TV show “Storm Chasers.”
Robyn Hearn joined KAUZ News Channel 6 in January 2022 as the sports director.
Jon Decker is the White House Correspondent and Senior National Editor for Gray Television and has been a member of the White House Press Corps since 1995.
Peter Zampa joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in June 2015 as a multimedia journalist.
Brendan Cullerton joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in March 2022 as a multimedia journalist after spending four years covering state, local, and federal politics for the CBS affiliate in Milwaukee.
I started working at Gray TV’s Washington D.C. bureau in May of 2023. I found my calling for news while attending Butler University during the Ferguson Riots after the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager. During the chaotic times is when I realized how facts and storytelling can really impact a community.
Molly Martinez rejoined Gray Television in March 2022 as a multimedia journalist in the Washington News Bureau. She previously covered politics at Gray TV's KFYR-TV in Bismarck, N.D.
Ashonti Ford joined Gray Television in August of 2023. Ford is a well-traveled watchdog journalist who has worked for newsrooms around the nation, including; Tampa, Kansas City, Decatur, Wichita and Salisbury.
Stetson Miller joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in February 2023 as a multimedia journalist after working at WTOP, WJZ in Baltimore and WCBD in Charleston, SC.
Josh Rultenberg joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in July 2022 as a multimedia journalist.
Annie has worked at various news outlets in Washington, D.C., including covering the 2020 and 2022 election cycles for C-SPAN. Before that she worked at local stations in Louisiana and Virginia.
Joshua worked at several local stations before moving to Washington, D.C.. There he launched a national morning show, "The National Desk" for Sinclair. He now works as a producer for the Gray Washington News Bureau.
Leah Vredenbregt joined the Gray Washington Bureau team in June 2023 as a weekend producer. She is a recent University of Missouri grad who worked for three years in mid-Missouri news, with internships across the country in both local and national news outlets.
Michael is a born and raised Ohioian who got his photojournalism start at his alma mater Ohio University working for PBS in 2007. He has gone on to work for several media outlets both locally and nationally, shooting award winning news and documentary stories, garnering him an Emmy and Edward Murrow award.
Tyler Smith joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in July 2019 as a photojournalist/editor.