Cody Holyoke is a multi-award-winning journalist and storyteller from the United States. He started working for KMBC 9 News in August 2017, and you can catch him with you bright and early each weekday morning on KMBC for “First News.” Cody was given the opportunity to collaborate on the telling of meaningful stories with some of the most accomplished journalists and photojournalists in the industry, such as Rob Hughes.
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Cody spent his childhood in a little town on the coast of central Maine, not too far from Acadia National Park. There, he developed a strong feeling of camaraderie and a genuine appreciation for the natural world around him. He earned his degree from Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York, where he was exposed to local television and radio programs that sparked his interest in journalism.
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Cody is a multi-award winning anchor and storyteller, and you can catch him on KMBC’s “First News” each weekday in the wee hours of the morning. When he joined KMBC 9 News in August of 2017, he did so because he was drawn to the opportunity to tell meaningful stories alongside some of the top journalists and photojournalists in the industry.
Prior to that, Cody worked as an evening anchor at WRGB-TV in Albany, New York. There, he covered a wide range of topics, including stories about unusual features and stories that capture the human spirit, as well as devastating political corruption and environmental calamities.
His talent for storytelling and dedication to the field of journalism garnered him many accolades from the Associated Press and an Edward R. Murrow award. He also won an Emmy and received five nominations for the award.
Cody Holyoke WTMJ-TV
Cody was also an anchor and reporter for WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during his time there. While he was stationed there, he kept a close eye on a number of breaking news items and was in the thick of the action. After a lone gunman terrorized a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Cody was live on the scene, and he also covered a historic push to recall a sitting governor.
A number of severe weather occurrences also covered by him, the most notable of which being showing viewers the aftermath of a massive tornado that had completely flattened the town of Washington, Illinois. The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association honored Cody with several honors on multiple occasions.
Cody Holyoke WSFA-TV
Cody got his start in the television broadcasting industry at WSFA-TV in Montgomery, Alabama. His work as an anchor and reporter there uncovered a serious fault in the procedure that was used to dispose of sensitive medical records, and it led to the modification of that procedure. Cody was also instrumental in bringing an end to the search for the shooter who had killed the man’s wife on a college campus. He demonstrated to the audience the devastation that had been caused by an unprecedented tornado outbreak. Cody was also keeping up with the attempts to clean up the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which devastated the economy along the Gulf Coast.
Cody takes great care, no matter where he is or what he is doing, to capture the feeling of the moment, to find people and stories that are frequently neglected, and to lead viewers through what can often be challenging periods and issues.
Cody, a self-proclaimed “beer geek” and amateur homebrewer, spends his time outside of sharing stories from throughout our region exploring the incredible craft beer scene in this area when he is not doing the former.
Cody Holyoke Net Worth
His estimated net worth is between $100k-$200k.
Cody Holyoke Salary
His estimated earnings range between $10k-$50k.
