Anh Gray
Anh Gray is a public health editor for the KUNR news team and has been with the station since 2014. She is an aluma of the Boston University School of Public Health and Teachers College, Columbia University.
Anh is the recipient of the 2019 Minnotte Health Reporting Fellowship from the Radio Television Digital News Foundation. She is also a two time recipient of the Associated Press Television Radio Association (APTRA) best reporter honor for her work in 2017 and 2019. She also received the 2019 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award in hard news reporting for her story about healthcare disparities for the LGBTQ+ communty. She has also covered a variety of pressing public health issues like health care reform, the opioid epidemic, and disease outbreaks including the COVID-19 pandemic.
Other professional experiences include mentorship with NPR's Next Generation Radio and Report for America, participation in the 2018 National Press Foundation Innovations in Public Health Fellowship, and the 2016 International Center For Journalists-United Nations Foundation Fellowship. She has also served as a judge for the National Edward R. Murrow Awards.
Reporting on health policy, access to health care, and community health issues are Anh’s primary interests. She also enjoys covering innovations in the prevention of disease and the promotion of wellness. Those stories include nutrition, evidence-based health initiatives, and medical breakthroughs.
Her home life is filled with the mayhem and laughter of three children, who also happen to be huge public radio fans. When not chasing after her next radio story, Anh enjoys spending time with her family hiking along the scenic trails around Lake Tahoe or taking off on weekend road trips.