Rich Coppola WTNH Bio, Age, Height, Family, Career, Net Worth

Rich Coppola Biography

A native of East Haven Connecticut, Rich Coppola is an American Emmy award nominee journalist working as a reporter for WTNH. Coppola joined the station on January 27, 2020. Additionally, the news anchor is also the founding member of Men against Domestic Violence and Men Make a Difference. Previously, Rich worked as a news anchor for WTNH. Moreover, Coppola joined WTNH after spending 30 years at Fox 61 in Hartford as a sports director.

Rich Coppola Age|Birthday

Coppola was born in 1958. Therefore, he is 65 years old as of 2023. However, Rich has not revealed his exact date and month of birth thus it is not known when he celebrates his birthday.

Rich Coppola Height|Weight

Coppola’s height is 5 feet 9 inches (approximately 175 centimeters). However, Rich’s weight measurements are publicly unavailable.

Rich Coppola Family

Coppola was born in East Haven, Connecticut in the United States to his parents. However, Rich has not disclosed his parents’ identities or if he has any siblings. In addition, Rich’s father was a fireman who took him to Giant Games in the 1970s.

Rich Coppola Wife

Coppola is happily married to his wife Sue. Additionally, the duo is proud parents of a daughter, named Gianna who is a senior at Quinnipiac.

Rich Coppola Education

Coppola graduated in 1976 from East Haven High School. Moreover, the journalist later enrolled at the University of New Haven where he earned a bachelor’s degree in 1980. In addition, Coppola has been an inductee of the East Haven Alumni Association Hall of Fame since 2000. Furthermore, he was also inducted as a member of the Connecticut High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2016 while working for Fox-61 as a sports director.

Rich Coppola Career

The native of East Haven is a founding member of Men against Domestic violence and Men Make a Difference. In addition, Rich actively works with non-profitable organizations that automatic external defibrillators to, businesses, schools, and organizations. The non-profitable organizations include; In a Heartbeat and the Jim Calhoun Celebrity Classic.

Moreover, Rich worked at Fox61 in Hartford as a solo anchor for a 2-hour Newscast on Sunday mornings. Additionally, the journalist also covered some of the state’s top news stories including 2012 Hurricane Sandy for over 30 years. Furthermore, Rich captured Associated Press awards in 1991 and 1997.