Katie Ferrell

Anchor/Reporter

Katie Ferrell joined FOX 4 in June of 2011. Katie anchors the FOX 4 Morning Show on the weekends and reports during the week. Katie is thrilled to be back in Missouri. She was born and raised in Strongsville, Ohio, but is no stranger to the Kansas City region. She is a proud Mizzou alumna and Tiger fan!

Prior to FOX 4, Katie spent four years at KHAS-TV in Hastings, the NBC affiliate covering Lincoln, Grand Island, Hastings and Kearney in Nebraska. There she anchored the morning and midday newscasts before becoming one of the youngest evening main anchors in the state in August of 2009. When not behind the desk, Katie was reporting. Her work in the field won her a Nebraska Broadcast Association Award in 2010. She was also an emcee and host for dozens of community events a year.

Previous to working for KHAS-TV, Katie was an anchor/reporter at the NBC affiliate station, KOMU-TV, in Columbia, Missouri. Katie anchored the Sunday newscasts and worked as a one-man band reporter, covering assignments as a photographer, reporter and editor. In 2006 Katie studied abroad working as an intern for CBS News in London. There she helped cover the Queen of England's 80th Birthday Celebration at Windsor Castle, the Da Vinci Code hearings and heated pro-Islam protests against Danish cartoons satirising the prophet Mohammed.

Katie is a University of Missouri School of Journalism graduate and has a Broadcast Journalism degree. Columbia is where Katie met her husband Danny who is a Kansas City native and Rockhurst High School alumnus. They live in Missouri with their teacup Yorkie (she's only 5 pounds full grown!) named Fergie.

Katie is active in her community with several causes close to her heart including the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Program and the United Way. Katie is also passionate about empowering young women to follow their dreams and has been asked to be the keynote speaker at several events honoring female leaders. In her free time Katie enjoys traveling and adding more stamps to her passport, shopping, reading, working out, eating out and spending time with family and friends.

Recent Articles

  • Overland Park voters face decision about funding city improvements

    Posted on: 9:56 am, June 17, 2013, by

    OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Streets and sidewalks could get a face lift if voters in Overland Park approve a one...
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  • Kan. doctors use ‘superglue’ to save baby

    Posted on: 3:43 pm, June 10, 2013, by and , updated on: 04:54pm, June 10, 2013

    Video provided by the University of Kansas Hospital (CNN) — Chalk it up to a win for ingenuity: Doctors are...
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  • $13.5 million soccer complex to be finalized for Swope Park

    Posted on: 6:05 am, May 29, 2013, by

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A new $13.5 million soccer complex is one step closer to being built in Swope Park....
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  • Hold on to your buns: Summer’s fattiest foods

    Posted on: 12:10 pm, May 28, 2013, by , updated on: 12:15pm, May 28, 2013

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There’s nothing like sipping on a cold one, eating a hot dog, indulging in some ice...
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  • Amy Thompson Run kicks off in Kansas City on rainy Monday morning

    Posted on: 8:38 am, May 27, 2013, by

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Memorial Day marks the 26th annual Amy Thompson Run in Kansas City benefiting the Brain Injury...
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  • High Aspirations: Young men learn to give back

    Posted on: 5:34 pm, May 25, 2013, by , updated on: 05:35pm, May 25, 2013

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Instead of kicking back this Memorial Day weekend, some metro teens spent part of their Saturday...
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  • Heart attack survivor has chance to thank first responders

    Posted on: 10:52 am, May 21, 2013, by

    An Overland Park, Kan., man is lucky to be alive after suffering a massive heart attack. Tuesday at Menorah Medical...
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  • Raytown group fights development of Walmart Neighborhood Market

    Posted on: 6:16 am, May 21, 2013, by

    A Walmart Neighborhood Market is one step closer to being built in Raytown, Mo., but some residents are determined to...
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  • Church’s roof caves in, pastor grateful for outpouring of support

    Posted on: 6:57 am, May 20, 2013, by , and , updated on: 12:48pm, May 20, 2013

    INDEPENDENCE, Mo. –  “It’s just good to be alive,” said Doyle Ankrom, pastor of Full Gospel Assembly Church in Independence,...
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  • Not wearing a seat belt? Expect $50 fine in KCMO

    Posted on: 6:15 am, May 20, 2013, by , updated on: 03:14pm, May 20, 2013

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Starting Monday it will cost you more for not buckling up in Kansas City, Mo. And...
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  • UMKC senior killed during home invasion, receives posthumous degree

    Posted on: 6:37 pm, May 18, 2013, by , updated on: 06:39pm, May 18, 2013

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Actor and singer Aaron Markarian, a University of Missouri at Kansas City senior who shot and...
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  • Little Blue Parkway construction finally finished

    Posted on: 8:07 am, May 15, 2013, by

    INDEPENDENCE, Mo. — An Independence, Mo., road project five years in the works is finally finished. A ribbon cutting ceremony...
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