Dianne Parker, KTVQ, Age, Salary, Net Worth & Mystery Husband Status
Who is Dianne Parker?
Dianne Parker is an accomplished American journalist and a familiar face across Montana as the statewide noon anchor for MTN News. She’s also a frequent third anchor on the KTVQ morning show in Billings, where she dives into stories that matter most to the people of Montana and her native Wyoming.
From Bozeman to Billings, Missoula to Great Falls, and beyond — you can catch Dianne both on-air and online via KTVQ, KBZK, KPAX, KRTV, and KXLH.
Education Background
A proud University of Wyoming alum (Class of 2003), Dianne graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism — and she’s been putting that degree to work with style ever since.
Dianne Parker Career
From lifestyle segments to hard-hitting news, Dianne’s been everywhere. She anchors from Billings to Bozeman, Great Falls to Helena, and beyond — across Montana’s MTN network. She’s also known for hosting Montana Matters, spotlighting local organizations, businesses, and probably half your neighbor’s success stories.
Beyond the anchor desk, she’s been:
A PR pro and brand influencer
A creative writer and magazine contributor
A boss-level marketing team leader
A host and producer at Community 7 TV (shoutout to “Your County” and “Your City”)
She even once held down the news scene in Anchorage, Alaska and produced shows for CBS and NBC affiliates — proving she can handle anything, even subzero reporting conditions.
How Old is Dianne Parker?
The exact year remains her well-guarded secret — probably locked in a vault somewhere under Montana. Based on her energy and experience, we’re guessing she’s fabulously in her late 30s.
Height
She stands at an estimated 5 feet 7 inches — or as we like to call it, “camera-ready height.”
Dianne Parker Family & Kids
Born and raised in Wyoming, Dianne keeps her family life refreshingly private. But here’s what we do know:
She’s a proud mom of two adorable humans —
Kai, her son (born September 3, 2014)
Victoria, her daughter (born April 10, 2018)
Is Dianne Parker Married?
While she’s shared plenty of stories on air, she’s zipped up tight about her relationship status. Whether she’s married, single, or enjoying a peaceful life with a cup of tea and a mountain view — we respect the privacy.
Dianne Parker Salary
Dianne earns a tidy sum between $65,000 and $90,000 — not bad for juggling cameras, deadlines, and possibly juice boxes at home.
Net Worth
With over two decades of experience and a résumé packed with achievements, Dianne Parker’s estimated net worth falls between $1 million and $3 million. Journalism may not always pay in gold, but Dianne has clearly built herself an empire of impact
Dianne Parker Carreer
Dianne Parker is an accomplished American journalist and a familiar face across Montana as the statewide noon anchor for MTN News. She’s also a frequent third anchor on the KTVQ morning show in Billings, where she dives into stories that matter most to the people of Montana and her native Wyoming.
From Bozeman to Billings, Missoula to Great Falls, and beyond — you can catch Dianne both on-air and online via KTVQ, KBZK, KPAX, KRTV, and KXLH.
But above all the headlines and teleprompters, Dianne proudly holds the title of mom to two beautiful children — her favorite role of all.
A Force Behind and In Front of the Camera
Dianne’s media journey has taken her everywhere — from anchoring live breaking news to writing, producing, and editing stories that inform and inspire. She’s worked behind the scenes for both NBC and CBS affiliates, coached on-air talent, and even produced corporate training videos and nationwide commercials as the face of a private company’s marketing and PR team.
She’s also a contributing writer for a Montana-based women’s magazine, using her storytelling chops to elevate voices and perspectives that might otherwise go unheard.
Alaska to Montana: A Broadcaster’s Trail
Dianne once served as the face of CBS News for the state of Alaska, broadcasting to over 500,000 viewers. Back in Montana, she anchored and produced KTVQ’s weekend broadcasts from 2004 to 2008, reported on city government issues, and was often found live on the scene during breaking news events.
Even while spending time as a stay-at-home mom, Dianne stayed connected to her community as the beloved host of Montana Matters on KTVQ — highlighting local businesses and organizations. Her passion for civic engagement also led her to host three local government shows on Community 7 Television, where she interviewed officials on city, county, and school topics.
Dianne Parker is more than a journalist — she’s a passionate communicator, a community connector, and a role model for women in media balancing career and family with heart and hustle.
