Jeff Todd

CBS4 welcomed a new Mountain Newsroom reporter in October, 2011.

Jeff Todd joined the news team from CBS affiliate KRQE-TV in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he was a general assignment reporter after having served as the Roswell Bureau reporter.

Previously, Jeff worked as a reporter and anchor at the CBS affiliate, KFDA-TV, in Amarillo, Texas where he covered the panhandle regions of Texas and Oklahoma.

“Returning to Colorado is a dream come true,” Jeff said. “Though I was born in Los Angeles, I am a proud graduate of the CU School of Journalism and Mass Communication and I’m excited for the opportunity to tell stories from throughout Colorado’s High Country.”

In his free time, if he’s not watching football, you’ll find Jeff trying to snowboard every resort in the state.

Just The Facts

Who would play you in a movie? A Rogan, either Seth or Joe
Most Memorable Interview: T. Boone Pickens dodging my questions
Dream Interview: The President
Dream job: Lakers Sideline Reporter
Job you would never attempt: Anything involving a cubicle
Alma mater: CU
Year hired: 2011
First TV appearance: CBS 4 on a story about high calorie foods. I was an intern, and had to eat all these appetizers and desserts that were each over 2,000 calories.
Why I’m a journalist: There’s nothing else I’ve wanted to do in my life. Getting out and telling interesting stories is the best job in the world.
Hometown: Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Favorite food: pizza with french fries on the side
Favorite sports team: USC Trojan Football
Word that best describes CBS4: Professional
Favorite word: Gnarly
Least favorite word: “Hecka”
Favorite noise: My iPhone text message horn
Least favorite noise: late night phone calls from bosses
What keeps you in Colorado: The mountains
Biggest risk you’ve taken: Flew in a T-38 out of Holloman AFB