Wayne Wolff Biography
Wayne Wolff is an American Anchor, Reporter, and Play-by-Play working for KFYR, serving as a co-anchor of Country Morning Today and North Dakota Today. He has been working for the station since 1994, after working in Sioux Falls.
Wayne Wolff Age
Wolff likes to keep his personal life private; hence, he has not disclosed the date, month, or year in which he was born. However, he might be in his 50s, judging from his appearance.
Wayne Wolff Height
Wolff stands at an approximate height of 5 feet and 7 inches.
Wayne Wolff Family
Wolff has managed to keep his personal life away from the limelight; hence, he has not disclosed any details about his parents. It is also unknown if Wolff has any siblings.
Wayne Wolff Wife
Wolff married Linae on June 8, 2007. The couple has four step-children, Jonica (Gino), Alex (Brittany), Janae, and Jessica. The couple also has two grandchildren, Mason and Ayva.
Wayne Wolff Net Worth
Wolff has an estimated net worth of between $1 million-$5 million, which he has earned through his successful career as an Anchor, Reporter, and Play-by-Play.
Wayne Wolff Salary
Wolff earns an annual salary ranging from $ 45,000 – $ 110,500.
Wayne Wolff KFYR
Wolff is working at KFYR alongside other famous KFYR meteorologists, anchors, and reporters, including;
- Jacob Morse
- Meghan Chada
- Jon Cole
- Luke Gamble
- Alan Miller
- Jody Kerzman
Wayne Wolff Education
Wolff joined South Dakota State University after completing his education at Eureka High School. He later graduated with a Bachelor’s degree.
Wayne Wolff Career
Wolff is working for KFYR, serving as a co-anchor of Country Morning Today and North Dakota Today. In this role, he helps people start their day and shares what’s new in the state, what happened overnight here and around the world, and what’s going on in the weather.
Wolff has been intrigued with broadcasting since he was very young, especially television. From watching old westerns, sports on television, game shows, or listening to radio broadcasts of Minnesota Twins baseball games, the industry has always intrigued him.
After his roommate took a mass communications class in college, Wolff knew that was what he wanted to do when his roommate told him about the class. After graduating from college, he started his career at a small radio station in Chadron, Nebraska, as a news and sports director.
In addition to broadcasting local news in Chadron, Wolff also provided play-by-play commentary for Chadron State College Eagle football and basketball games. He spent a few years there before moving to his hometown of Sioux Falls as a TV sportscaster.
Wolff covered late-night local sports for a few years in Sioux Falls and later became interested in advertising. In this capacity, he decided to accept a position with an ad agency in Sioux Falls. He got offered a position in the Creative Services/Sales Department for KFYR-TV. He moved to Bismarck in 1994 and has been here ever since.
In 2018, KFYR’s General Manager and News Director approached him with an offer to return to the air. He hopped on the chance after giving it some serious thought. He loves the responsibility of being on air early as co-anchor of Country Morning Today and North Dakota Today.
Wolff has dabbled in radio play-by-play of local high school basketball and football games. He has also been he radio voice for one season of Dakota Wizards basketball and public address voice of the first season of Bismarck Larks baseball.
Wayne Wolff Social Media Platforms
He is active on his social media accounts and often posts on his Facebook, which has over 90 friends.