Who is Fox News Reporter, Ray Bogan? Details About His Personal Life & Career
Ray Bogan is an American journalist and reporter currently employed under Fox News Channel. He joined the station in September 2016 as a multimedia reporter and currently works as the edge correspondent at Fox News, reporting out of Washington D.C.
Career Highlights
Bogan started interning at the Syracuse, New Jersey-licensed TV station, WWOR TV, for three months between June 2013 to August 2013 while pursuing his communications degree.
He also worked under New Jersey senator Joe Kyrillos from September to December 2013. After his graduation, Bogan landed a gig apprenticing for CBS News from January to May 2014.
His first professional job came in September 2014. That was the time when he started working for the Casper, Wyoming-based NBC/CW+-affiliated TV station, KCWY-DT. He spent the next two years at the station working as the morning anchor and reporter, and behind the scenes as a producer.
After departing KCWY in September 2016, Bogan started working for Fox News Channel. He initially worked as a multimedia reporter for nearly two years and before long, he was promoted to the main Fox News show reporting out of Washington D.C.
To date, his most high-profile coverage includes his reporting of the Super Bowl LIV show for FOX News Digital. He was also an on-site correspondent who provided extensive coverage of the San Bernardino, California wildfires of November 2019.
Education and Religion
Ray Bogan is originally from New Jersey. He is an alum of Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey. Bogan majored in communications and graduated in 2014 with a Bachelor in Arts degree.
Born in a Christian household, Bogan is of Christian denomination.
What is Ray Bogan’s Net Worth?
Ray Bogan is estimated to have a net worth of $500 thousand. The primary source of his income is his reporting gig with Fox News Channel. He has been employed under the channel for close to four years.
The average base pay for a Fox News reporter is around $77k. As a tenured reporter for the channel, his salary is estimated to be a fair amount more than the base salary.