
Doug Currin is an award-winning journalist whose work has taken him literally across the globe. From New York City to Baghdad, Currin, a self-proclaimed news addict, has covered nearly every aspect of momentous journalism for over a decade. In December of 2010, he joined KCEN-HD News as the evening anchor for the day's 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00 pm newscasts and simultaneously contributes to all media platforms within KCEN.
Prior to his arrival in Texas, Doug served as anchor of the
weekday morning show at WBRE Eyewitness News in Wilkes-Barre, PA. During this
time, Doug also covered politics for the city's NBC affiliate, interviewing
several political leaders and former presidents in Northeastern Pennsylvania
and Washington, DC. While reporting live from Washington, he covered one
of the most watched races in the country between Pennsylvania politicians Joe
Sestak and Pat Toomey. Currin is the only reporter to date to elicit a response
from former president Bill Clinton about the controversy surrounding an alleged
job offer in the White House to Sestak. Doug was noted in a Fox News
documentary for his political coverage during the 2010 race.
Doug has had the opportunity to meet and interview such political news makers such as Vernon Jordan, Presidential candidate and Gov. Mike Huckabee, Governor Mike Beebe, Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Former President Bill Clinton, U.N. Ambassador Dr. Susan Rice, Jim Kuhn, Evan Hendricks, Senator John McCain, Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl, Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, former President Jimmy Carter, Gov. Ed Rendell, Senators Jon Cornyn & Ted Cruz of the great state of Texas and other congressional and international leaders.
Before moving to central Texas and developing an incredibly
unhealthy addiction to sweet tea, Doug was a producer for Wolf Blitzer at CNN
in Washington, D.C., specifically, "Wolf Blitzer Reports," a
pre-cursor to "The Situation Room."
At CNN, Currin covered the war in Iraq, the death of President Ronald Reagan, the capture of Saddam Hussein, as well as several hurricanes, presidential elections and congressional events. Currin also worked briefly on "CNN's Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," "Judy Woodruff's Inside Politics," and "Inside Politics Sunday," all former political talk shows based in the District.
No stranger to the military, Doug has anchored and reported military
news for over a third of his life. Covering MCAS Yuma, Yuma Proving Ground,
Fort Hood and USAF El Centro, Doug has consistently been at the forefront of
military journalism—flying with the Blue Angels and even jumping with the U.S.
Army's Golden Knights. His father was also a Captain in the US Navy. You can catch
Doug's reports in his segment, "Military Matters," airing nightly on
KCEN-HD News.
Before entering the television market, Doug was active in the worlds of radio in both Washington, D.C. and New York City.
Since then, Doug has been awarded for his journalistic and community work over the years.
A graduate of George Mason University just outside of Washington D.C., Doug earned a degree in broadcast journalism, and also studied neurological psychology. He now is an invited guest lecturer on the political economy of media.
Doug was accepted into the Washington, D.C. National Press Club in 2009. He's also a member of the Society of Professional Journalists and Radio and Television News Directors' Association.
Doug and his wife have three wonderful children who exhaust them.
How to reach Doug:
Mail: DCurrin@KCENtv.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/DougTV
Twitter: www.twitter.com/KCENdoug
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