Age: 50
Birthplace: El Monte, Calif.
Education: Brigham Young University; bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism, 1976.
Career: Joined KUTV in 1978 as a consumer reporter, then noon co-anchor and general reporter. Co-anchor on evening news beginning in 1984.
Family: Husband Steven and four children
Miscellaneous: Homecoming queen while at BYU; graduated magna cum laude; has received the Mrs. Utah Pageant Media Award, Wasatch Jaycees Distinguished Service Award, honorary member of the Golden Key National Honor Society at BYU, Heritage Award from the Utah California Women's organization.
Source: KUTV
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