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Adam Mikulich Sports Reporter
Since graduating from the Edward R. Murrow School of Communication at Washington State University Adam Mikulich has put together a resume that includes stops in Western Washington, Southeast Idaho, Central Illinois, and the greater Salt Lake area. I consider myself a jack of all trades sports guy, says Mikulich. Early on in my career some of the best advice I received was to learn all facets of the industry and that the on camera stuff would come naturally. That s why you might run into Adam out at a sporting event with his sleeves rolled up and a camera on his shoulder.
Adam was a Producer at Fox Sports Northwest in Bellevue, Washington before taking his first on air job with KIFI Local News 8 in Idaho Falls/ Pocatello, where he helpatagonia coats review2ped re invent a great tradition of high school sports coverage. Nothing beats giving it up for local kids, he sapatagonia store georgetown hoursys. To put kids in the spotlight and see the smiles on their faces makes me feel like a million dollars!
After a stop in the gem stapatagonia coats reviewte Adam was Sports Director at WCIA (CBS) in Champaign, Illinois for more than two years making trips to nine of the (then) eleven campuses in the Big Ten Conference. He also lived a lifelong dream covering the 2009 MLB All Star Game in St. Louis.
Adam joined the team at KUTV in July of 2010. He arrived in town on a Wednesday, and anchored Talkin Sports for the first time a short three days later. Honestly, being hired by 2 News was like winning the lottery, he says. When I was making the drive out here and the lay of the land started forming into mountains it felt like a true homecoming! Adampatagonia guide rock pants was on the front line for Jimmerpatagonia simple guide pants women'smania and was the only reporter to visit the BYU basketball star s hometown of Glens Falls, NY and tell his back story. Adam has done NCAA Tournament trips to Denver and New Orleans. He s done bowl games in Boise, Dallas, and San Diego. He s also taken you fishing in Alaska, fly casting on the Middle Provo, and golfing at some of Utah s top courses. Adam has cooked in tpatagonia better sweater nextaghe 2 News kitchen, dared to tpatagonia backpacks cheapry Cross Fit with a camera rolling, he took you swimming with brine shrimp in the Great Salt Lake, into the mountains running RAGNAR, and fills in on Fresh Living from time to time!
Adam is a native of Snohopatagonia r4 fleece jacket reviewsmish, Washington and bleeds WAZZU Cougar Crimson and Gray. He is an avid outdoorsman who loves to run trails, fly fish, and go looking for wildlifepatagonia coats review1. Utah is a perfect for me, and I plan on being a perfect fit for Utah s viewers, says Mikulich. Everyone out there can feel free to drop me a line at any time, and please say hello should our paths cross out in the community!
Amy Nay News Anchor
Amy Nay co anchors 2News This Morning Weekend Edition and 2News at Ten on Saturdays and Sundays. Amy is also able to report for the station, and is happy to be a part of the winning team here at KUTV a station Amy s always watched, her favorite growing up here in Utah.
Amy is originally from Gunnison in beautiful Sanpete County, where their family s roots run deep. Amy s parents and grandmothers remain in Gunnison and she is proud to say are her biggest fans.
You may have seen Amy this past year here at 2News both on the desk and out in the field. She was recently honored with two UBEE awards for her work, covering the funeral of Officer Jared Francom in Ogden, and at the desk with Brian Mullahy on 2News at Ten.
Amy made the big move back to Utah with her family after spending 13 years in New York City. She moved to the Big Apple the day after graduating from Southern Utah University with an internship at CNN. She was last seen anchoring the top rated morning shows for News 12 Westchester. That was a position she held for 8 years, gpatagonia discount code daysetting to knowpatagonia discount code enterprise and love the communities and the people in New York City s northern suburbs. Before that Amy was a reporter for the News 12 network and was also reporting for Tribune s flagship station WPIX Channel 11 in NYC. Amy was also a news anchor and reporter on the radio for Metro Networks, featured on WABC, WOR, Fox News Radio and about 2,000 stations nationwide. Amy was also featured on CNN, MSNBC and other networks when she was first on the scene of breaking news. Amy was covering the mayoral race back in 2001, when the events of September 11th transpired. She continued to go live from Lower Manhattan that day and the days to follow, reporting for stations throughout New York City as well as around the world. Amy has also had extensive experience behind the camera or microphone, so to speak, writing and producing for news stations in New York City including CNN, NBC, 1010 WINS News Radio and Fox News Channel where she met her husband (while playing softball on the company s coed team in Central Park).
Amy has been honored with a number of professional awards, including the Gracie Allen Award given to exemplary women in brpatagonia coats review3oadcasting. In 2007, she was honored nationally by the organization American Women in Radio and Television , given the Gracie for Best TV Host in a Top 20 Market. Amy has also been honored with a number of Telly awards for Best Interview, Host, etc. You may have seen Amy in NBC s primetime drama Kings , where she was featured as the UNN news anchor for the series. Amy has also emceed and hosted numerous events in her community, and loves to be able to do that whenever she can.
Amy loves being back in Utah, being closer to the mountains and closer to her family. She and her husband Sheffield have three sons, and couldn t be happier raising their family in Salt Lake City.
Brian Mullahy Reporter
Brian Mullahy has anchored the weekend news on Channel 2 for 20 years, and reported stories from Asia, to Africa, to Washington, DC.
Teamed with Amy Nay at 10pm, and solo at 5pm, the weekend news is consistently number one in Utah. Brian s reporting has earned numerous Utah Broadcasting Association Awards, four regional Emmy nominations, and recognition from the Illinois Associated Press and Idaho Press Club.
His community involvement arcs from the soccer field to behind locked doors at a juvenile detention center. He coached youth soccer, and for most of his time at Channel 2, has served as a Catholic Prison Ministries volunteer. He also has been invited to speak to numerous community groups.
Brian has been married for 25 years, and has two young adult children, and two dogs. He enjoys skiing, swimming and reading. He is also a licensed real estate agent in the State of Utah.
