Frank Field
Frank Field is a reporter for KIRO 7 Eyewitness News.
He is returning to TV news after spending several years as an at-home father to his two daughters.
He started his broadcast career in Montana, covering state politics for multiple stations in the state. He has since reported and anchored in Tucson, Boston and Cincinnati.
Frank is a University of Montana graduate, and holds a master’s degree in teaching from Simmons College in Boston. He has taught journalism at Emerson College, as well as high school English and World History in Ohio.
When Frank is not spending his free time with his wife and kids, he can be found running along the Burke-Gilman Trail.
Latest from Frank Field
Former teacher accused of groping students at Jewish school
A former private school teacher has pleaded not guilty to charges of molesting two of his students. Police said the victims were first- and second-graders at a private Jewish school in Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood. The teacher, Jordan Murray, who was addressed as "rabbi," pleaded not guilty to four counts ...
Woman rescued, man dies after boat capsizes in Tulalip Bay
A Mountlake Terrace woman is recovering from hypothermia after falling from a small boat Friday night in Tulalip Bay near Marysville. A man who was in the boat with her died, said Coast Guard officials. People who live around the bay reported hearing screams for help around 10:30 p.m. Friday ...
May Day rioters pleads not guilty to hitting cop with rock
Two defendants arrested in Seattle’s May Day rioting pleaded not guilty to assault charges against them. Police used tear gas and flash-bang grenades in arresting 17 people that night. Most of the charges are misdemeanors for damaging property. But five people were charged with felonies, including three who are accused ...
Jail escapees rob teens of clothes, take bike in effort to get away
Two inmates who escaped from the jail in Enumclaw Wednesday night are back behind bars, but not before a few hours on the loose, when they attacked some teenagers and stole their clothes. Enumclaw Police say the pair, 25-year-old Danny Lee Phelps and 21-year-old Joseph Michael Zelepula, were on a ...
White water attracts rafters, hides dangers
Washington rivers were swollen with kayakers and white water rafters Saturday. The area near Black Diamond was crowded as boats lined up to get rafts into the water Saturday morning. But guides said it can be a dangerous river this time of year. Mountain runoff swells up the rivers and ...
Cyclists press city to make E. Marginal route safer
About two dozen Seattle bicyclists held a memorial ride Friday afternoon in honor of Lance David, the cyclist who was killed Wednesday in a collision with a semi-trailer in SODO. And bicycle commuters who spoke to KIRO 7 say the city needs to act faster to make the main road ...
Congress cherrypicks FAA in sequester, leaves other budgets in limbo
If the president signs a bill effectively ending furloughs for air traffic controllers, he'll put in effect a bill Congress passed that ends the sequester sequestration for a big industry – the airlines. But KIRO 7 Eyewitness News found backlash among local groups whose budgets are still in limbo. Kids ...
Amazon "Kindle TV" coming this fall?
Amazon won't confirm it, but Bloomberg BusinessWeek reported the company has a new device to stream web-based video to TV and it will be out as soon as fall. And it could help the company find another way into your wallet. Bloomberg is calling it “Kindle TV,” after Amazon’s popular ...
Seattle bike-sharing plan gears up, chooses vendor to run program
A bicycle-sharing program is cranking up its operations with plans to offer bicycles to Seattle commuters by next spring. Puget Sound Bike Share announced Tuesday that Alta Bicycle Share will operate the program as a hired vendor while Puget Sound Bike Share administers it. PSBS plans to start with 500 ...
FAA furloughs lead to flight delays
Travelers are starting to deal with flight delays as the Federal Aviation Administration furloughs employees because of congressional budget cuts. The worst delay thus far at SeaTac was a flight from Los Angeles International that was almost three hours late. In all, about a half-dozen flights were behind schedule landing, ...
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