Emily Rittman Biography
Emily Rittman joined KCTV in July 2012. Rittman is a Kansas City native who grew up in Lee’s Summit. Her family later moved to Parkville where she graduated from Park Hill South High School.
She attended college at Missouri State University in Springfield.
Emily career began in the state capitol where she produced the Morning Show for KRCG in Jefferson City. She got her feet wet out in the field as a one-man band crime reporter in St. Joseph at KQ2. For the last five years, She reported for KSPR-TV in Springfield.
Emily Rittman Age
Rittman joined KCTV in July 2012. She was born in Nebraska and raised in Missouri. Emily Rittman actual age is under review and will be updated soon.
Emily Rittman Family
Emily Rittman grew up with what she calls a “Brady Bunch” family. She has three sisters and two stepbrothers. Emily’s a die-hard Chiefs fan and a loyal Royals fan.
As a former soccer player, she enjoys cheering on Sporting KC. Her Mom and dad details are under review and will soon be updated.
Emily Rittman Husband
In her spare time, Emily enjoys yoga, watching movies and documentaries as well as attending concerts. Her pug “Puddin” also keeps her busy and thoroughly entertained.
She claims to be a trivia buff but will admit she’s lost a few trivia games. Her husband details are not yet revealed. The review is going on and the information will be posted soon.
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Emily Rittman Net Worth
Emily Rittman joined KCTV in July 2012. Rittman is a Kansas City native who grew up in Lee’s Summit. Her estimated net worth as of 2019 is under and will be updated soon.
Emily Rittman Contact
Email: Emily.rittman@kctv5.com.
You can follow her on Twitter at @EmilyRittman
And on Facebook at facebook.com/EmilyRittman-KCTV5
Emily Rittman Articles
Missing teen located on KCATA bus
kctv5.com — KANSAS CITY, KS (KCTV) — Monday, police sent out a missing person alert asking for help to find Tristen Doty. At the time, Doty was last seen near 29th and State in Kansas City, Kansas around 7:30 p.m.A KCATA bus operator first noticed Doty around 9:15 p.m.
Monday night on a bus near Blue Ridge Crossing in Kansas City, Missouri, which is about 15 miles away from his last known location. “He stood out. He didn’t look very old,” Jose C. Hernandez, KCATA Bus Operator, said.
Fire on Bonita and Oakley started over big spider
kctv5.com — KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV)- A woman has been charged after setting a house on fire. A woman said the reason behind the damage at a home near Bonita and Oakley was because of a spider. Firefighters put out the flames a week ago and immediately suspected arson. Surveillance video taken by a neighbor led to the arrest of Alexcia Berry. Officers said she admitted to starting the fire. Berry is facing second-degree arson charges. KCTV5.com is now with you on the go!
Fans attend Bubba Starling’s big debut Friday night
kctv5.com — KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) — Everyone knows Bubba Starling is a hometown kid, so it wasn’t surprising that there were so many fans at Friday night’s game who had a connection to him.
“It’s my first Royals game and I’m very excited,” Becca Hymas, Royals fan, said. Friday night was also the debut of Bubba Starling. “I’m pretty excited to see him. I know he’s worked really hard,” Levi Williams, a 15-year-old fan, said.
Two families share grief after shooting in KCK deli market Wednesday
kctv5.com — KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) — David Edwards said he and his brother Dennis grew up stocking groceries and selling candy for a penny inside their family’s market. Dennis was killed inside the same store as he was trying to keep their family-owned business alive and save someone else.
Before a heartbroken crowd gathered for Thursday night’s vigil to honor Dennis Edwards and Lachell Day, David shared why his brother Dennis was loved by his family, neighbors, and customers of Edwards Corner Deli. 7 DAYS AGO Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?
Families mourn shooting victims from KCK standoff
kctv5.com — KANSAS CITY, KS (KCTV) — Crime scene tape still surrounds the store near Mill Street and Reynolds Avenue. A heartbroken family member said his brother, who was the business owner, died during the chaotic shooting.
The sign outside Edwards Original Corner Market said the family-owned business was established in 1959. The building not only housed their way of making a living, but it was also the family’s home. “I grew up in that home. 8 DAYS AGO Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?
Smithville firefighters mow lawn for man after heat sends him to the hospital
kctv5.com — SMITHVILLE, MO (KCTV) — After a wife found her husband unconscious from heat exhaustion while mowing their lawn in Smithville, firefighters answered her call for help in more ways than one. When firefighters got to the home they found Roger Bledsoe on his front porch. Then, they noticed his lawnmower stopped in the front yard. Bledsoe takes pride in his yard work. He even enjoys doing it. 8 DAYS AGO Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?
The show goes on in Oak Grove
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Crowd gathers for Riverfest
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KC bus drivers feeling defenseless after new barrier policy
kctv5.com — KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) — Some bus drivers want the three-and-a-half-page policy changed. They said disciplining drivers for defending themselves is not the answer. After a brutal attack on a bus driver with a baseball bat, the victim’s coworkers stood by her side as the suspect faced a judge in court.
“What they are trying to tell us to do is just sit there and take whatever goes down,” Jonothan Walker, President Amalgamated Transit Union 1287, said. 15 DAYS AGO Open in Who Shared Wrong byline?
20-year-old hit in the face with gun while working Spring Hill fireworks tent
kctv5.com — SPRING HILL, KS (KCTV) — Owners have dealt with people stealing fireworks from tents every year, but in Spring Hill, thieves took it to a whole other level. 20-year-old Skyler Schimmel is out of the hospital but still in pain. “I’m still sore from it.
I can’t breathe. I can’t blow my nose,” Skyler Schimmel, attacked at fireworks tent, said. He was attacked while working the overnight shift at a Spring Hill fireworks tent off U.S. 169 Highway around 1:00 a.m. Monday morning. Adapted from kctv5.
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