Anchorman, Reporter at NBC 10
Dan Jaehnig is a six-time Emmy Award-winning journalist who brings experience and energy to NBC 10 and every story he reports.
Dan anchors NBC 10 News at 5 and NBC 10 News at 7, which premiered in September 2010 and has become a ratings success story. He added co-anchoring duties for NBC 10 News at 11 in February 2012.
Dan also reports on Southern New England's biggest stories during the day and is known for his field anchoring during breaking news and big news events. Dan is also the main fill-in anchor for NBC 10 News at 6 and NBC 10 News Sunrise.
Dan rejoined NBC 10 in 2008 after spending five years as the weekend anchor at WFXT in Boston. While at WFXT, Dan received two Emmys for Best Reporter and two Emmys for Breaking News Coverage. He also received Emmys for News Writing and his investigative series on prostitution.
Dan first worked at NBC 10 from 1998 to 2002 and was at the scene of some of the biggest local and national stories. He is remembered for his extensive reporting on JFK Jr.'s plane crash, the crash of Egypt Air Flight 990 and Operation Plunder Dome. He has covered stories from Washington DC to Ireland and flown with the Blue Angels. Dan's "Village of the Day" stories remain a viewer favorite. Dan's storytelling and passion shine through on each story.
Dan volunteers his time for local organizations like the Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center and the Citizens Bank Champions in Action program. He speaks at schools and colleges across the region about his profession.
Once a week he returns to the neighborhood where he grew up and volunteers for the Meals on Wheels program.
A graduate of Suffolk University, he received the University's Outstanding Alumni award in 2004.
Dan is married and has twin daughters. He enjoys coaching his daughters' teams and spending time with his family. He also likes the outdoors and is an avid runner.
NBC 10's Dan Jaehnig checks out the new supper club in Providence.
Workers at the 99 Restaurant in Foxboro save a 73-year-old man who was having a heart attack.
Brown University names Christina Hull Paxson, a Princeton University economist, as its next president.
Bank of America is reportedly testing a new fee program and Massachusetts is one of the three states involved. NBC 10's Dan Jaehnig reports.
A Fall River woman is hit by a drunken driver, not once, but twice. Police arrest a suspect.
The Super Bowl is a family event for a man and daughter from Bellingham, Mass.
Two Massachusetts Patriots fans get the call they've dreamed about for 43 years.
Dan Jaehnig goes behind the scenes of the "Today" show in Indianapolis.
New England Patriots Cheerleaders
Jimmy Fallon
Gym Class Heroes
The "Today" show broadcasts from Indianapolis for the Super Bowl.
Dan and Ann Curry
Dan and Al Roker
Adam Levine
Dan Jaehnig catches up with the Indianapolis mayor to see who he thinks will win the big game Sunday.
Madonna meets with the media ahead of her Super Bowl half-time performance.
NBC 10 goes behind the scenes of the biggest sports telecast of the year.
The Alessandros know a little something about being Patriots fans in Colts territory.
NBC 10's Dan Jaehnig talks to some of the fans who attended media day at Super Bowl XLVI.
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