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Mark Boyle (Regional Reporter)

Mark was born and raised in the Mile High City and remains an avid fan of all things Colorado sports.

He attended Arizona State for 2 years before transferring to Colorado State where Mark graduated with a bachelors degree in May 2004. Mark's first realization that news would be in his future came in the form of a phone call.

"I dialed up my parents from my Arizona State University apartment during my second year of school telling them that I had changed my major from business to journalism and I wanted to be a news anchor. Following a brief moment of shock, they jumped on board and I have never looked back."

Following four internships in Phoenix, Denver and Cheyenne, Mark began his career as a sports anchor/reporter at KNOP-TV in North Platte, NE. Switching gears, Mark made the crossover to news and that's what brought him to Lawrence.

"Moving here a week before the NCAA tournament began, needless to say Lawrence has been impressive so far. I feel very fortunate to live in Lawrence and continue my career."

In his spare time you can find him on the local golf courses or enjoying the outdoors with his wife Sara and daughter Emily.

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