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Leon Harris is an American journalist and newscaster. Born in Akron, Ohio, Harris is the son of Leon Sr. and Lorrene Harris. He has three brothers, Marcus, Jerry, and J.J.; and a sister, Kimberly. His father is a former newspaper reporter and is still active in the media today. He has a long list of accomplishments, and his career has been quite successful.
In addition to his position as anchor on News4 at 4, Harris spent many years in CNN. He began his career in the technical side of the business and worked his way up to anchoring morning shows. After the 1995 terrorist attacks, he began covering news events globally. He covered the Oklahoma City bombing, the O.J. Simpson trial, the attacks of September 11, and the 2000 elections. He was honored twice with the National Cable Ace Award.
During his career, Harris has worked at several television stations in Washington, D.C., and Atlanta.
Prior to joining News4 at 4 at WRC-TV, he worked for CNN in technical roles. Later, he anchored morning programs on CNN, where he won two National Cable Ace Awards. His work has been featured in several publications. In addition to his journalism, Harris enjoys social media, and posts frequently on Twitter.
In addition to his television work, Harris has a successful personal life, which has included a successful marriage and a healthy family. He and his wife Dawn live in Avenel, Potomac, Maryland. He is the co-anchor of News4 at 4 with Pat Lawson-Muse. He also reports on News4 at 11 in Washington, D.C. He began his career at CNN world headquarters in Atlanta. While there, he worked as an entry-level video journalist and eventually became assistant director of satellite operations.
Born in Akron, Ohio, Harris graduated from Biola University and the Talbot School of Theology.
He has a doctorate in theology from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, and is a former CNN reporter and TV executive. He has been a part of the news for more than 20 years and is a well-known television personality and a beloved member of the community. His career in media has continued since his early days at the CNN world headquarters in Atlanta. In 2003, he became the Director of Faculty Diversity Initiatives at Biola.
During his time as a journalist, Harris has won more than a dozen Local Emmys, including two for “Best Local News Anchor.” He has covered a wide range of stories, from Hurricane Katrina to illegal immigration in El Salvador. He has been a journalist for nearly 30 years, and he has been a fixture in the community for the past five years. His family has been supportive of his career and he has always worked for his family.
He has been an anchor at WRC-TV since April 2017 and is an honorary doctorate of theology.
He has worked at WJLA since 2003 and will start working at WRC this weekend. He is a native of Akron, Ohio, and has three brothers. His parents are Leon Sr. and Lorrene Harris. He has a daughter, Lauren, and lives in Potomac, Maryland. He is a graduate of Buchtel High School and Ohio Campus. He graduated in 1983. In 1996, he earned a Masters’s Degree in Communications. In 1999, he was honored with an honorary doctorate from the University of Ohio.
His career was not a perfect fit for him. He made several mistakes that led to him becoming an honorary doctor. In addition, his wife, Dawn, helped him achieve this goal. He now lives in Avenel, Potomac, Maryland. He is also married to Dawn Lomax, who is a nurse. His children are his only source of happiness, and they are his life. Despite the difficulties, he has managed to maintain a balanced life.
He is a National Merit Scholar, and he attended Ohio University.
He went on to work at CNN, where he found his passion in television. He spent the next twenty years learning the technical aspects of the industry and gained invaluable experience. He also built his reputation as an expert brewer in the mid-Atlantic region. He is a former U.S. Air Force pilot, and he has served as a brewer at Port City Brewing Company in Alexandria, Virginia, for the past eight years.
