Frank Holland is joining New England Cable News and NBC Boston as an anchor and reporter, New England One has learned.
Frank Holland is joining New England Cable News and NBC Boston as an anchor and reporter, New England One has learned.
The news was announced today by necn/NBC Boston/Telemundo Boston vice president of news Kenny Plotnik.
Frank joins necn/NBC Boston from WCVB ABC 5 where he was a weekend anchor and reporter.
Frank came to WCVB in July 2014 from WGN News in Chicago where he was a afternoon and evening reporter. He joined WGN Morning News as an anchor in September 2011.
An Emmy Award winning journalist, Holland has reported on a wide range of stories including the second Obama Inauguration, the Bowl Championship Series, as well as both the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. He also served as the host of the WGN-TV Auto Show Special for several years running.
Prior to WGN-TV, Frank was a reporter and fill-in anchor for WDIV-NBC in Detroit. He held general assignment reporter positions at New 12 Westchester in Yonkers, New York and at WMGM-NBC in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He also worked as a sports anchor and news reporter for TV2-FOX in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Frank originally started in the field as a reporter in Fairbanks, Alaska working at both KTVF-NBC and KUAC-PBS.
A native of Philadelphia, Frank attended the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania where he earned a Bachelor's degree in political science.
Frank starts at necn/NBC Boston in the fall.
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