Steve McCarron Profile, Wiki, Bio
Steve McCarron is an American News Reporter/Anchor working for KOMO-TV in Seattle, Washington. He joined the station in June 2014.
Steve McCarron Education
He attended Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University where he graduated. As a student, Steve was honored to get the opportunity to meet the late Peter Jennings during the 2004 Murrow Symposium.
Steve McCarron Career
McCarron serves at KOMO-TV as a news reporter and fill-in anchor. He knew steve wanted to work as a journalist the day two Seattle television news anchors visited his 5th-grade class. After hearing about their passion for meeting new people every day and sharing the stories that affect their lives, steve was hooked.
After graduation, Steve spent five weeks as an intern in Spokane before getting the call to report at KAPP-TV in the Yakima Valley. Steve began his career on his birthday in 2004. In January 2006 Steve was named weekend co-anchor and helped launch the station’s dual market weekend newscasts.
McCarron joined KOMO 4 News in June 2014 after working for two years as a reporter and fill-in anchor in Portland, Oregon. During McCarron’s first day on the air at KPTV, he was part of wall-to-wall coverage of a 4-alarm fire that destroyed a part of Woodburn High School. In December 2012, he reported on the deadly Clackamas Town Center shooting. McCarron’s report on a scrapbook full of 1950s photographs that were found in a Forest Grove couple’s laundry room wall helped reunite a cherished keepsake with its rightful owner and a Washington woman who lived several hundred miles away. He also spent almost 5 years as a reporter and weekend producer in Fresno, California.
McCarron was on the ground shortly after a destructive pileup involving about 100 cars and trucks shut down a mile-long stretch of Highway 99 near Selma in 2007. McCarron reported near the frontlines of many devastating wildfires and the economic impacts caused by the region’s crippling drought. One of McCarron’s most memorable moments was meeting a three-year-old girl whose family benefited from a unique program that gives free, non-emergency air travel for adults and children with serious medical conditions. A few weeks after his story aired, the girl passed away. The girl’s family decided to play his story at her memorial service because it captured some of the girl’s final days.
Quick Facts About Steve McCarron
| Age | Not Available |
| Nationality | American |
| Spouse | Not Available |
| Net Worth | $1 million – $5 Million |
In his spare time, He loves to travel, explore new hiking trails, watch movies, entertain friends, and try out new restaurants and beers/wines. During his time in Central California, he hiked Half Dome in Yosemite National Park. Steve also participated in several half-marathons.
Steve McCarron Age, Birthday
McCarron’s age is not known. He has managed to keep his personal life private hence the year, month, and date he was born are unknown. However, he might be in his 40s.
Steve McCarron Height, measurements
McCarron stands at an approximate height of 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m).
Steve McCarron’s Family, parents
On the 6th of September, he shared an Instagram post of his parent’s 50th wedding anniversary.
Steve McCarron Husband, Partner, Steve McCarron Gay
McCarron is openly gay. He stated in a tweet on February 10, 2021, that it is true he is married to a man.
Steve McCarron Salary
Being one of the top news reporters for KOMO 4, Steve earns an annual salary ranging between $ 20,000 – $ 100,000.
Steve McCarron’s Net Worth
McCarron has an estimated net worth of between $1 Million – $5 Million which he has earned through his successful career as a news reporter.
Steve McCarron KOMO
At KOMO McCarron works alongside;
- Mark Christopher – Anchors
- Preston Phillips – Co-anchor
- Gabe Cohen – Anchor / Reporter
- Eric Heintz – Anchor/Reporter
- Brian Calvert – Anchor / Reporter
- Matt Markovich – Reporter
- Patrick Quinn – Reporter
- Holly Menino – Anchor
- Joel Moreno – Reporter
- Mary Nam – General Assignment Reporter
- Molly Shen – Anchor
- Ryan Yamamoto – Reporter
- Rick Van Cise – Anchor/Reporter
- Lee Stoll – Co-anchor