Ali Meyer Biography
Ali Meyer is an Emmy-award-winning American news reporter and news anchor. Currently, she working as a news anchor and reporter for KFOR-TV. In addtion, Meyer has been working at KFOR-TV for more than two decades. Ali is based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma where she anchors the News 4 Morning Show and files special reports for the 10 p.m. News.
Ali Meyer Age|Birthday
Meyer was born in 1980 and is 42 years old as of 2022. However, the award-winning journalist has not disclosed her exact date and month of birth thus it is not known when she celebrates her birthday.
Ali Meyer Height|Weight
Meyer’s height is 5 feet 6 inches (approximately 168 centimeters). However, Ali’s weight and other body measurements are currently under review.
Ali Meyer Family
The multiple award-winning journalist was born and raised by her parents in the United States. However, Meyer keeps her personal life private hence she has not disclosed her parent’s identities or if she has any siblings.
Ali Meyer Husband
Since August 25th, 2001, Meyer has been married to her lovely husband Zachary Foster, the co-founder of Future Haus. In addition, they are proud parents to four daughters. Additionally, the family lives in Edmond.
Ali Meyer Education
Meyer attended Carmel High School graduating in 1996. Later, the journalist joined Syracuse University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Science and Broadcast Journalism in 1999. Moreover, Ali started working when she was studying in college her first job being a WTH-TV reporter.
Ali Meyer Cancer
The multiple-award-winning journalist was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018. Moreover, Meyer had her first mammogram live on Facebook in October 2019. Fortunately, she has recovered and is living a healthy life.
Ali Meyer Career|KFOR-TV
Meyer is a news anchor and reporter for KFOR-TV currently based in Oklahoma. Moreover, the journalist has been working for KFOR-TV for more than two decades. Ali has been interested in journalism since a young age. Moreover, during her college years, he was working at WTVH. In addition, she has traveled across the country in pursuit of breaking news for News 4. Moreover, she was a member of the team that covered the execution of Timothy McVeigh in Terre Haute, Indiana. Additionally, Ali was in Salt Lake City for ten days covering the Winter Olympics. Also, she sourced the eastern half of Texas, following rescue workers as they collected debris from the Columbia Suttle disaster.
Furthermore, she had worked on investigative news stories about the lack of tornado safe rooms in Oklahoma schools for months after the deadly Moore tornado.
Awards and nominations
The journalist has received numerous journalism awards over the years. Moreover, for her work documenting Moore tornado survivor Edith Morales’ survival, Ali received an Edward R. Murrow Award. In addition, the journalist’s investigative and long-form reporting work has earned her four regional Emmy Awards.
Additionally, Meyer also won a National News Emmy for her work on the KFOR team’s coverage of the Moore tornado in 2013. Also, she has received four national Gracie Awards for her reports on women’s issues. Moreover, she has received awards from the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters, the Oklahoma Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, the Oklahoma Associated Press, and the William Randolph Hearst Foundation for her journalistic integrity.
Furthermore, Ali has been nominated for the prestigious regional Emmy award more than a dozen times.
Ali Meyer’s Net Worth
Meyer’s net worth ranges between $1 million and $5 million.
Meyer is active on Instagram under the handle @amanchor with over 4.6k followers.
