Stinchfield ~ Full Show ~ 26th October 2020.

Stinchfield ~ Full Show ~ 26th October 2020.

Grant Stinchfield, a four-time Emmy-winning journalist and former host of “Stinchfield” on NRATV, has joined Newsmax TV as the host of “Saturday Report,” a popular news commentary show.↴

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A native New Yorker, Stinchfield launched his television career at KECI-TV in Missoula, Montana, reporting and anchoring the morning newscast. Then, as an investigative reporter at WVIX-TV in West Hartford, Connecticut, he profiled unsolved murders in the Emmy-winning series, “Cold Case: Tracking the Truth.” One report led directly to the arrest of four killers who murdered a young man while he was driving home from work.

In 2002, Stinchfield, joined WXAS-TV, an NBC affiliate serving Dallas-Fort Worth, and spearheaded the Emmy-winner “Identity Crisis,” which led to 14 new laws designed to not only prevent identity theft, but help victims recover.

He also exposed flaws in Dallas police procedures that limited the capability of officers to arrest drug dealers. That led to changes that gave the police greater flexibility in chasing down suspects.

He has been recognized as the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Journalist of the Year, and received the Associated Press Investigative Reporting Award, the Safe Kids Connecticut Achievement Award, and the International Association of Firefighters Achievement Award. In 2012, Stinchfield ran for the U.S. Congress in a bid to represent District 24, a suburban area between Fort Worth and Dallas.

Stinchfield has bachelor’s degree from Denison University and a masters degree from Quinnipiac University. He lives in Dallas with his wife, Amy Vanderoef, former host of "Good Morning Texas,” and their two children.