Greg Coy - Main Anchor

Return to Listing Greg Coy - Main Anchor Anchor/Reporter Greg Coy is a veteran Award Winning Main Anchor and Investigative Reporter at Hearst's WJCL in Savannah, GA. What is the best way to describe veteran and award-winning anchor reporter Greg Coy? He is always on the pursuit of the big story, the better live shot, the perfect way to anchor a newscast, and the best way to tell a story to the viewers. In 2026, WJCL 22 News won a Regional Murrow for the Oglethorpe Mall Shooting that Greg field anchored for extended coverage. While working in Memphis, Greg/s story was held up as an example of a COVID story that iwas used as an example within the Cox station group. The simplicity of the written explanation of how it works is a demonstrative storytelling technique that is not to be forgotten! That came from consultants at Magid and pushed out to all of the Cox's reporting teams. It explains why Greg has worked in various major markets to learn and then apply his talent where there are opportunities for professional development. Greg has spent more than 40 years in television news, covering and telling the stories that matter and leading newscasts across the country. Not to mention, earning several awards along the way. Most recently, Greg received the 32nd Midsouth regional Emmy for his work as a field reporter doing extensive breaking news coverage on a blocked bridge. He has also won the 2024 Southeast Regional Emmy for Outstanding Daytime Newscast at WGCL, while doing wall to wall hurricane coverage. Before joining WGCL, Greg garnered the Midsouth and Mid Atlantic N.A.T.A.S Emmys as well as several Press Broadcasters Awards in Connecticut and Boston. His greatest talents might be his leadership skills to mentor young journalists on staff with advice and a strong work ethic. He understands the need to grow with the industry and leveraged his journalistic skills to become an anchor, host of a regional network show, co-manager of the broadcast and provider of content for online media. What drives him? Meeting complete strangers, gaining their respect, telling a story that stands out in a newscast are not challenges to him but opportunities. The location could be either Frankfurt, Germany, the local farm or a media junket for a visiting celebrity, each is important to him and the viewer. It is reflected in his work and personality on and off camera. “I have the best job in the world. Why not love it unconditionally?” PreviousNext Share Forward this talent link to a colleague To Separate multiple e-mail addresses with commas. Subject E-mail: Message Answer math problem: 69 - 32 = Connect E-mail HDReps for availability, to set-up an interview, and for more information Your E-mail Answer math problem: 69 - 32 = Resume References