Mark Katic
WBZ News Radio Reporter
Mark Katic is an anchor/reporter for WBZ NewsRadio. Katic began his career at WBZ in 1999, filling in on sports reports and on WBZ’s Bruins Broadcasts. He later became a regular weekend sportscaster and hosted “Calling All Sports” and “Sunday Sports Page.”
After the 9/11 attacks, WBZ decided to utilize his news background and he became a news reporter and then soon after a news anchor for the station.
Prior to his career at WBZ, Katic worked at WHJJ-AM in Providence and also ESPN Radio. He has been recognized by the Associated Press for sportscasts, play-by-play and news coverage.
“I still have a love for sports and one of my highlights at WBZ was covering the Red Sox and being able to stand on the pitchers’ mound at Busch Stadium in St. Louis after Game 4 of the 2004 World Series.
Mark currently lives in Providence, Rhode Island with his wife, Kim and daughter, Sydney.
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