Ryan Elijah WOFL, Bio, Age, Height, Education, Family, Wife, Children, Fort Wayne, Salary and Net Worth

Ryan Elijah Family, Siblings

Ryan has not disclosed any details regarding his parents to the public. It is also not known if he has any siblings. This section will be updated as soon as the information is available.

Ryan Elijah Wife

Ryan is married with two boys. His favorite activity, outside of time with his family, is coaching sports. He has coached high school and youth basketball for several years, along with little league baseball.

Ryan Elijah Children

Despite being a famous News Anchor, Coach, Former NFL sideline reporter on FOX Sports, he is also a dad of two boys.

Ryan Elijah Salary

As of Dec 21, 2021, the average annual pay for a TV News Anchor in Orlando is $61,075 a year. Therefore, Ryan as one of them earns this amount of salary. However, salary ranges can vary widely depending on many important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills, the number of years you have spent in your profession.

Ryan Elijah Net Worth

Ryan’s net worth is estimated to be in the range of $1 Million – $5 Million as of 2021. He has accumulated his fortunes through his primary source of income as a journalist and in the other businesses he has invested in.

Ryan Elijah WOFL\FOX 35 Television

Ryan Elijah is an American journalist who serves as a news anchor at WOFL the FOX 35 Television in Orlando, Florida. He joined this station in September 2012 whereby he anchors Good Day Orlando every weekday morning. He as well hosts Orlando Matters each weekend on FOX 35, a show that focuses on business and politics in the Orlando area.

Prior to joining FOX 35, Ryan had served for two years and three months starting from July 2010 as a Board Member at YMCA. He was also a school board member at Blackhawk Christian School for two and half years before being a Board Member at YMCA. From July 2004 to September 2012, Ryan was a news anchor at Indiana’s NewsCenter whereby he created the weekly consumer/investigative piece “In Your Corner” and also directed a popular consumer segment that returned over $100,000 to residents and businesses.

From August 2009 to May 2011, Ryan served as an adjunct professor at Huntington University. He as well worked as a Sports Director at WTEV-TV in Jacksonville, FL, for five years starting from August 1999, whereby he traveled with the Jaguars as the co-host of their television programming and as a sideline reporter for the Jaguars radio network. He also worked for FOX as a sideline reporter for numerous NFL games. During his time in Florida, Ryan covered several Super Bowls, National College Football championships, and countless races at Daytona.

Ryan Elijah Fort Wayne

Ryan has officially kicked off his campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives, 3rd District with a series of five media events.

Many supporters were on hand at Allen County Republican Headquarters as Elijah vowed to continue conservative leadership in Northeast Indiana. The long-time television anchor said he is overwhelmed by the growing support he has received. He stressed that some precinct voters have told him he offers the Republican Party the best chance to move forward. Elijah said, “Voters want trust restored in government. I feel I have earned that from many in this community through years of service, many times dealing directly with Federal issues that a Congressman must be able to deal with on a daily basis.”

The Elijah for Congress campaign continued the day in Goshen, with an event at Elkhart County Republican Headquarters. Elijah vowed to fight for conservative values and to focus on jobs in a region that has been hit hard by the recession. Elijah also pointed out projects involving Federal funding should be a top priority for the new Congressman. He specifically cited the upgrade to US 31 in the South Bend area.

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