Dani Welniak Bio, Age, Height, Husband, kids, Salary, Net Worth, KCTV
Dani Welniak KCTV 5 News
Dani Welniak Biography
This is what you need to know about Dani Welniak, an American news anchor and reporter currently working for KCTV 5 News team since June 2016. Before joining KCTV 5 News, Welniak has worked with ESPN, FOX Sports, the OKC Thunder, and various MMA events during her time at OSU.
Dani Welniak Age
Welniak was born in 1989 in Keller, Texas. Details about her date of birth are not available, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Dani Welniak Height
- Not Known.
Dani Welniak Family
Welniak is a wife to Bradly and she has credited her family form their love and support, however, Little is known about her parents, also there are no details about her siblings, therefore this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Dani Welniak Husband
Welniak is happily married to her husband Bradly. The couple has not shared whether they have kids yet hence, information about her kids will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Dani Welniak Salary
Welniak receives an annual average salary of $ 60,113. This is according to KCTV 5 news anchors/reporter’s salaries.
Dani Welniak Net Worth
Welniak has an estimated Net Worth of $ 800 dollars. Her career as a news anchor is her primary source of income.
Dani Welniak Education
She graduated from Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology with a twofold major. She also has a four-year education in science and news coverage and a four-year education in science in audio and video production with a minor in zoology.
Dani Welniak Career
Welniak is an American news anchor and reporter currently working for KCTV 5 News team since June 2016. Before joining KCTV 5 News, Welniak has worked with ESPN, FOX Sports, the OKC Thunder, and various MMA events during her time at OSU. She has a passion for writing and worked countless hours on the OSU football beat for the Cowboys’ O’Collegian.
She was also a member of the first Women’s World Championship team that competed in Stockholm, Sweden. They beat Canada in the gold medal game 69-0. On top of it all, she hosted the Dallas Diamonds weekly coaches show. At Wichita, she covered numerous area high school state titles, the Kansas City Royals back-to-back World Series appearances (2014 and 2015), Wichita State’s run to the Final Four, and the Kansas City Chiefs playoff games against the Houston Texans and New England Patriots.
