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Ken Rice (news anchor)
Ken Rice is the 5 and 11 P.M. weekday news anchor at CBS owned and operated KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh,〔(28 January 2011). Moe, Doug. (TV anchor Ken Rice has covered both Packers and Steelers up-close ), ''Wisconsin State Journal''〕 and anchors KDKA on WPCW at 10 P.M. In addition, Rice hosted ''Hometown High-Q'', KDKA-TV's Saturday morning quiz show for local high school students, from its beginning on March 18, 2000 until the end of the 2010-11 season, and shares hosting duties on the public affairs program ''KD/PG Sunday Edition''.
==Career==
His career began at Wisconsin Public Radio where he reported and anchored news each night. After graduating from University of Wisconsin–Madison with a degree in journalism, Rice moved to television working at WISC-TV in Madison, then at WTAE-TV, where he spent six years anchoring and reporting. Rice was hired at KDKA-TV in 1994,〔O'Neill, Brian (12 October 2010). (Ken Rice, anchorman and funny man ), ''Pittsburgh Post Gazette''〕 and eventually joined Jennifer Antkowiak at the anchor desk. He currently anchors top-rated newscasts with Kristine Sorensen at 5 P.M., and with Susan Koeppen 11 P.M. Since joining the KDKA news team, he has hosted special programs and moderated numerous debates among political candidates.
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