[HTML1] Bill Kurtis has been earning the respect and admiration of viewers and colleagues in television journalism for more than 30 years! He is co-anchor of the weekday CBS 2 News at 6 with Walter Jacobson. Bill has one of the most recognizable voices in all of broadcasting.
Many of us remember Bill as the outstanding anchor of CBS Morning News in New York. Then in 1990, he began a new phase of his career where he produced documentaries for the television show The New Explorers. He continues to produce and host Investigative Reports, Cold Case Files, and other programs for The Arts & Entertainment Television Network. As a producer, Bill has earned two Emmy Award nominations for Cold Case Files. He also serves as host on the popular American Justice series, which looks at famous legal cases and their impact on the law.
In addition to his television work, Bill has written two books! Hey, we’ll be talking a little about that, so stick around. Bill’s two books are: Bill Kurtis on Assignment and The Death Penalty on Trial. He also lent his deep and distinguished voice to the 2004 news comedy The Legend of Ron Burgundy starring Will Farrell.
Bill covered the Richard Speck murders and the Charles Manson trial, and is credited with breaking the Agent Orange story too! Reports such as these have contributed to numerous honors, including more than 20 Emmys! Bill has been inducted into both the Illinois Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame, and the Kansas Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
Bill is also the founder of The Tallgrass Beef Company and an investor in The Prairie Grass Café – both businesses reflect his interest in raising and marketing grass-fed beef.
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