Award-winning reporter Saint Bryan joined KING-TV in 1999 as a segment producer. He came to us from the Western Slope Bureau of KUSA-TV (NBC) Denver where he worked as a reporter, photographer, editor and even satellite truck operator. Saint's prior experience includes positions as a bureau reporter at WYFF-TV (NBC) in Greenville, SC, and as a reporter at WCBD-TV (NBC) in Charleston, SC, where he began his television career.

Saint has covered a wide variety of stories for "Evening Magazine." Most recently he followed Seattle runner Scott Jurek on his triumphant race through Death Valley in 120-degree heat. In the same week, Saint revealed how heroin addicts live day-to-day on the streets of Vancouver, and he reported on a contest to find the ugliest dog in Western Washington.

Saint's distinguished work has been recognized with six Northwest Regional Emmy awards, two Southeast Regional Emmy Awards, a DuPont-Columbia University Award, three Society of Professional Journalists awards, and half a dozen Associated Press Awards.

Saint is a graduate of Tulane University with a degree in American Studies. He lives in north Tacoma with his wife and two children.