Kate Snow is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and Senior National Correspondent for NBC News. She attended Cornell University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication, and later obtained a Master’s in Foreign Service from Georgetown University.  While at Cornell, Snow was a newscaster on the student-run radio station WVBR-FM.

Snow’s TV career began at KOAT-TV, an ABC affiliate in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she was the sole member of the news department, handling lighting, sound, filming, and editing her own reports. She then moved to CNN as a reporter before joining ABC News, where she served as a White House correspondent and later as co-anchor of Good Morning America Weekend. 

In 2010, she joined NBC News as a correspondent for Dateline NBC. She later became the anchor of MSNBC Live and, in 2022, was named anchor of NBC News Daily, a daytime news program. She continues to contribute to Dateline NBC and other NBC News broadcasts. 

Kate Snow is married to Christopher “Chris Bro” John Breault, a radio DJ, presenter, and music curator. The couple lives in New York with their two children, Zack and Abby. Snow and her husband are widely recognized for their vocal advocacy in the mental health community; they became dedicated supporters of suicide prevention following the death of Chris’s father by suicide.