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ABC. In 1987, Zahn accepted an offer to work at ABC News, initially anchoring The Health Show, a weekend program on health and medical issues. Within a few months she was co-anchoring World News This Morning, the network's early morning newscast, and anchoring news segments on Good Morning America as well as substituting for co-host Joan Lunden.
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- 1973–present
- Newscaster, journalist
- Paula Ann Zahn, February 24, 1956 (age 67), Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.
In 1987, she was hired by ABC News and began anchoring the network’s ‘The Health Show’. Within a few months she started co-anchoring ‘World News This Morning’ as well as anchoring the news segments on ‘Good Morning America’. After this, Zahn joined CBS News and started working on the show ‘CBS This Morning’.
Feb 16, 2021 · Zahn's resume doesn't start and end with news networks, though, In 2009, she was asked by Discovery ID to be the face of her own show called On the Case with Paula Zahn which has run for over 20 seasons. Zahn was later tapped to be the host of a "weekly arts and culture showcase" called NYC-Arts.
- Brandy Robidoux
TV news reporter, anchor. A graduate of Stephens College in Columbia, MO, Zahn began reporting for WFAA-TV, the ABC affiliate in Dallas. In 1979 she moved to San Diego to work for the CBS affiliate. Zahn worked at stations in Houston, Boston, and Los Angeles, before joining ABC News in 1987.
Zahn joined ABC in November 1987 as anchor of The Health Show. Zahn began her career at WFAA-TV in Dallas. In 1979 she moved to San Diego to work for KFMB-TV. Zahn also worked at KPRC-TV in...
Feb 11, 2021 · This news veteran began her career as a TV news reporter in the late '70s, working at local stations across the country, including Dallas, Boston, and Los Angeles, but it wasn't until she joined ABC News in 1987 and hosted news segments on Good Morning America that she gained national notice (via CNN).
Paula began her career in broadcast journalism in Dallas, Texas. In 1979 she moved to SanDiego, and later, to Houston, Boston, and Los Angeles, before she joined ABC News in 1987 to host “The Health Show” and anchor news segments for “Good Morning America.”
