Griffin Gonzalez joined NBC10 Boston as a reporter in February of 2026.
Before calling Boston home, Griffin worked as a reporter for WRTV, the ABC affiliate in his hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana. During his time there, he covered a wide range of stories. From Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, to helping uncover major delays at the USPS, or the 2023 NBA All-Star game.
Prior to returning home, Griffin worked in Louisville, Kentucky, where he worked as a sports reporter and anchor in the college athletics hotbed of America covering Indiana University, University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville.
Griffin earned his degree from The Media School at Indiana University in Bloomington, where he developed a love for storytelling.
A lifelong Hoosier football and basketball fan, he especially cherishes the chance he had to watch the Indiana Hoosiers win the national championship in football in 2025.
Outside of work, Griffin enjoys traveling to see friends, watching sports, exploring new places around Boston, and spending time with his golden retriever, Oakley.
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