Nick Emmons

Nick anchors Colorado’s Own Channel 2 News weekdays at 7 p.m. He moved to this position after anchoring “Good Day Colorado” on FOX31 Denver.

Nick joined KDVR FOX31 Denver from Monterey, Calif. where he was the Morning Anchor for KION Central Coast News.

While at KION, Nick covered a wide range of hard hitting stories including live coverage of the March 11th earthquake and Tsunami that rocked Japan.

Nick anchored continuing coverage as waves from Japan reached California’s coastline causing significant damage to Santa Cruz Harbor.

While not at the desk, Nick was part of KION’s “Center for Investigative Action.” Nick helped expose possible speed traps in Monterey, and even highlighted the latest trend in the “world’s oldest profession” as he exposed viewers to the LEGAL world of online prostitution.

Some of his best experiences at KION were the two years he was able to cover the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am. While on the hallowed grounds of Pebble Beach, he was able to interview Hollywood icons like Bill Murray, Andy Garcia, Kevin Costner, George Lopez, and the one…and only…Kenny G.

Nick started his career in Redding, CA as Weekend Sports Anchor at KRCR. While in Redding, Nick ran his own golf series titled, “The Hardest 18.” The two month series aired Sundays and highlighted the toughest holes on the hardest golf courses in the Redding/Chico area. Nick also co-anchored “Friday Night Blitz” which aired during high school football season.

Speaking of football, Nick played (that’s a stretch) for Division I FCS Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. A quarterback turned running back, Nick lead the team in high fives to starters coming off the field…

Nick is a native of Southern California but grew up mainly in the small beach community of El Segundo…no, not the one you left your wallet in…

Recent Articles

  • Project Jobs: Finding Purpose in your Job

    Nick Emmons finds out how to Make Your Job A Calling.

  • Project Jobs: Galvanize

    Nick Emmons checks out the company Galvanize to find out how they’re helping small businesses succeed.

  • Project Jobs: Questions You Should Ask Your Potential Boss

    Nick Emmons explains.

  • Project Jobs: Smashburger

    Nick Emmons takes a look at Smashburger – one of Colorado’s top employers.

  • Start-up companies like AppIt Ventures booming in Denver

    DENVER — One of the biggest talking points of this presidential election is jobs, and how to create them. We’ve heard both candidates talk about the importance of small business in America, and here in Denver, the city is making a strong push to encourage the growth of start-ups. As Project Jobs here at FOX31 continues, we wanted to take a look at local companies with innovative ideas. Paul Washington, executive director of Denver’s Office of Economic Development, assured us it wouldn’t be hard to find such a company […]

  • Project Jobs: Denver’s Jump Start Business Plan Awards

    Nick Emmons takes a look at AppIt.

  • Six-figure jobs that don’t require a college degree

    Watch Good Day CO from 5-9 AM this week for more Project Jobs reports aimed at getting you back to happily employed. DENVER, Colo. — Would you believe it’s possible to make a six-figure salary without a college degree? According to the website PayScale.com there are several high paying careers that don’t require a four- year education. Myriah Shimatsu happens to find herself in one of those professions. But she says it’s not all about the money, calling her career […]

  • Project Jobs: No Degree Required

    Nick Emmons shows us some 6 figure jobs that don’t require a 4 year degree.  

  • Career coach: Body language more important than words in job interview

    Watch Good Day Colorado from 5-9 AM this week for more Project Jobs reports aimed at getting you back to happily employed. Job seekers spend hours, days, even months practicing the perfect pitch as to why they should be hired. But selling yourself to a potential employer isn’t always about the words you choose. In fact, that might be the least of your worries. According to an expert, 55 percent of the communication employers use to determine who they’ll hire is […]

  • Project Jobs: Non Verbal Communication

    Nick Emmons talks with a Career Coach about how your body language can keep you from getting a job.

  • Plaintiff: Bullying an epidemic at Fortune 100 company in Colorado

    Imagine waking up every day and going to work, only to be told you’re not good enough and you don’t fit in. That’s what happened to this employee, whose identity we are protecting because she still works for a company that she says is bullying her. “It’s hard on a day-to-day basis to get up each day and start fresh,” the woman said. “You can start with a new attitude. But as the day goes on, this kind of treatment […]

  • Project Jobs: Dealing with the office bully

    Nick Emmons talks with a woman who says bullying cost her a promotion and it’s even affecting her health.  

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