Kacie McDonnell, a reporter and anchor for NBC 41 in Kansas City, joined NBC in August 2015. Before moving to Kansas City, Kacie was a traffic reporter for Good Day Philadelphia which is a morning show on Philly’s Fox 29.
McDonnell currently works as the anchor on the shows for Sporting Kansas City and also conducts in-game interviews with the team during locally televised matches. By her work, she must earn a good amount of money and must have a good net worth, but she has not revealed it yet.
Kacie First Worked as a Traffic Anchor
A native of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, McDonnell stayed close to home after graduating from Villanova by joining the team of FOX 29 in August 2012.
She firstly worked as the Traffic Anchor at Morning News & Good Day Philadelphia before working as the sideline reporter during Philadelphia Eagles games. She also hosted “The Trend,” and regularly filled in as a co-anchor of 'Good Day' with Mike Jerrick.
A Graduate From Villanova University was Active in Charitable Organizations Too
While in Philadelphia, McDonnell was active in several charitable organizations, working with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Alex’s Lemonade Stand.
She graduated from Villanova University in May 2012 with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication and she also graduated in Specializations in Journalism & Media Production. During her time at school, she was among Curvy Scholars and a member of the Delta sorority.
She Moved to Kansas City and Later Called off The Engagement
McDonnell also works as the traffic reporter for 41 Action News on weekday mornings, which she joined in September 2014. Despite moving to Kansas City, in August 2014, for being with then-Chiefs quarterback Aaron Murray, McDonnell called off her engagement with a football player in January 2015. The couple first started dating in 2013 and had been looking at wedding venues in the Philadelphia area just weeks before announcing their engagement off.
Before school, McDonnell was active on the beauty pageant circuit and was named Miss Teen Pennsylvania International. She performed on the teen abstinence with “Silver Ring Thing” and won the second prize at the national competition in 2008.
