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Name: Josh Stevenson
Title: News Operations Manager/Senior Reporter
Email Address: josh.stevenson@kxii.com

Josh Stevenson is no stranger to KXII-TV. As News Operations Manager he is the go-to guy for any newsroom issue. He's worked in front of the camera and behind the scenes, starting as a photojournalist and video editor at KXII back in 2006.

Josh is an Army veteran who served as a tank gunner in the 1st Infantry Division and the 7th Cavalry. He grew up in Odessa, Texas and attended Odessa Permian High School. Josh went on to attend Angelo State University just down the road in San Angelo, Texas, and later attended Midland College where he studied photography and film.

Josh enjoys reading, playing with his dogs Harley and Boomer, and working on his house when he’s not on the job at KXII.

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