Gray Hall
Gray previously worked at WWBT-TV in Richmond, Virginia, where he anchored the highest-rated weekday morning newscast for five years, and was also a reporter for the station's "On Your Side" consumer franchise. Gray took great pride in not only delivering the news, but educating the community about the latest scams and frauds. He also had the opportunity to be an adjunct professor at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Before joining WWBT-TV, Gray was a reporter and fill-in anchor at WTVJ in Miami, Florida. During his time with WTVJ, Gray covered a number of major stories that included the Miami mortgage foreclosure crisis, and Fidel Castro's resignation as Cuba's president. Gray also spent four years at WCBD-TV in Charleston, South Carolina, where he was the weekend anchor/reporter. While in Charleston, Gray was awarded the Green Eyeshade Award for a feature story. He began his broadcasting career as a production assistant for KTVT, the CBS affiliate in Dallas, Texas. His first on-air job happened shortly after at WABG in Greenville, Mississippi. He was a "one man band" as well as the weekend anchor. He shot, edited, wrote and produced his own stories and newscasts.
Gray was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, and earned his bachelor's degree from Dillard University in New Orleans, Louisiana. While in college, he played tennis and was a member of the Melton Foundation; an organization that allowed him to act as a global citizen by addressing and tackling global challenges while traveling to India, China and Chile. He is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated.
A father of two young boys, Gray enjoys traveling, fishing and watching movies. He looks forward to getting to know viewers on social media and out in the community.
Gray's Stories
Voice of Veterans: New Jersey group 'Project Refit' builds sense of community
Project Refit tries to re-establish a sense of community for veterans through online chats, a mobile lounge for relaxing and talking, and outdoor retreats.
Beating the Odds: Coping with anxiety of a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment
Getting a plan, physical activity, stress relief, and support groups can all help breast cancer patients cope with a life-changing diagnosis.
Steps any woman can take to reduce her chances of breast cancer
Rates are rising 1% a year, even faster in women under 50 and Americans and Pacific Islanders, studies show.
Teen looks past neuroblastoma diagnosis to focus on passion for lacrosse, a future in medicine
Despite five years battling neuroblastoma, a Delaware County teen keeps focus on her passion for lacrosse and soccer, with the hope to become a doctor when she is older so she can help give back.
Montgomery County family finds path from addiction to recovery includes everyone
A Montgomery County family found that the path to recovery needs to include everyone in the household.
Auto dealers charity Hyundai Hope on Wheels drives funding for new pediatric cancer research
Over 25 years ago, Hyundai dealers in New England created a charity to fund pediatric cancer research. Today, Hyundai Hope on Wheels is nationwide and has donated $250 million to cancer centers around the country.
Philadelphia chef Joy Parham talks about the importance, and legacy, of soul food
To celebrate Juneteenth is to celebrate African American culture.
Air Force veteran reflects on time from K-9 officer to directing Desert Storm evacuations
Air Force veteran Tom Guido remembers his days as a K-9 officer in Texas and Japan, his deployment to Saudi Arabia during Desert Storm and the life lessons of military duty.
Bucks County nonprofit Shamrock Reins using horses to help veterans heal from past traumas
Helping veterans and first responders heal from the traumas they've experienced takes special skills and for a Bucks County non-profit, horses are the best therapists.
Team Red, White & Blue puts health and wellness first for veterans
Team Red, White & Blue uses fitness and wellness to build community among veterans and with civilians. It also benefits veterans returning with physical wear and tear, helping them achieve their best years.