Sophia Michaels
Like his wife, Mike Marza has found a career in the newsroom– a successful one at that. Per his LinkedIn, Marza began his journalism journey in 2004, when he served as a summer Intern at Fox News Channel. That same year, Marza started working as an Anchor at WIBM TV, where he covered breaking news and delivered multiple assignments up until 2006. Marza also previously worked as a weekend reporter for KSHB-TV, carrying out several duties, including traveling to cover breaking news and launching the weekend morning newscast.
Like his wife, Mike Marza has found a career in the newsroom– a successful one at that. Per his LinkedIn, Marza began his journalism journey in 2004, when he served as a summer Intern at Fox News Channel. That same year, Marza started working as an Anchor at WIBM TV, where he covered breaking news and delivered multiple assignments up until 2006. Marza also previously worked as a weekend reporter for KSHB-TV, carrying out several duties, including traveling to cover breaking news and launching the weekend morning newscast.
Marza also had short stints working as a freelancer for different new channels, including News 12 and ABC News, where he hosted “What’s the Buzz,” a daily entertainment news program. As a freelancer, he also served as a substitute anchor, covering ABC’s overnight news broadcast “World News Now.” In 2015, the ace journalist returned to KSHB-TV, where he famously co-hosted with his wife, Rhiannon Ally, for several years. In 2019, however, after four years with the channel, Marzaa and Ally announced they were leaving. “Our journey here is coming to an end. It is bittersweet, for so many reasons, to say goodbye,” Ally wrote in a statement shared on Instagram. “We’ll certainly be back to visit and hope you’ll all follow our journey on social media.” A few days later, Marza announced on Facebook that they were moving to New York, where he would be working with the WABC-TV channel 7 team.
