| Personal Information Summary | |
|---|---|
| Name | Sheree Paolello |
| Mother / Mom | Susie Ries |
| Sister | Emily and Jenny Ries |
| Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB | As of 2025, she is around 50 years old. |
| Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Engaged / Boyfriend | Married twice. Check the full bio for relationship details. |
| Where did Sheree Paolello go to high school? | In 1996, Paolello graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Television and Radio from Northern Kentucky University (NKU). |
| Children / No. of Kids | 3 |
| Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race | White |
| Nationality | American |
Wikipedia Biography / Profile Background
Introduction :
- Sheree Paolello (maiden name Sheree Paolello) is a news anchor, journalist, and reporter who currently works for Channel 5 WLWT-TV, based in Cincinnati, Ohio.
- A natural multitasker, Sheree successfully juggles being a career woman, a wife, and a mother and never forgets to take good care of herself and enjoy some personal time.
Personal Life : Family, Marriage and Children
- Sheree was born and raised in Ohio by her father. Throughout her young life, her father was always on the move, so she lived in other states such as Kentucky and Indiana.
- Paolello met her first husband, Kyle, in Ohio, and while she wasn’t sure the relationship would last, given how committed she was to her career, the two eventually ended up tying the knot. Together, they went on to have three sons – Chayse, Cameron, and Connor.
- Sheree got engaged to her co-anchor from WLWT, Mike Dardis, in December 2018. Dardis had proposed to her on The Banks, with one of Sheree’s favorite city landmarks, the Roebling Suspension Bridge, in the background. The couple tied the knot a few months later, in May 2019.
Source : Facebook
Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info
- Paolello attended Northern Kentucky University (NKU) and graduated in 1996 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Television and Radio.
- She has a strong relationship with her alma mater & has regularly emceed their Alumni Awards. Sheree was presented with a distinguished service award in 2014 by the University.
Profession, Career and Job Timeline :
- After enrolling in a TV and radio class when she was in high school, Sheree decided she wanted to pursue a career in those two industries, although she preferred radio. She interned at Channel 9 during college & fell in love with the newsroom.
- After graduating from college, she began working as an on-air reporter in South Bend, Indiana, & later moved to Charlotte, North Carolina.
- In 2002, Sheree was offered a position by the WLWT team as one of their reporters. She immediately accepted and moved back to Ohio to be closer to her family and to work in her home state that she missed.
- One of her most memorable career moments was when she traveled to New York City after the 9/11 attacks to cover the aftermath for a week. Granted, it was a challenging moment given how serious the attacks were, but she feels that it was a turning point that made her appreciate just how important her job was.
- Paolello still works at WLWT and looks forward to making more memories at the station.
Sheree Paolello Salary and Net Worth :
- As per Salary(dot)com, the average median salary of a Cincinnati News Reporter is $60,903 per year. The salary range is $48,849 to $80,338 annually. ZipRecruiter gives the average salary for this profile as $62,307/year. At the same time, the PayScale website mentions $65,411 annually for the same position.
- Drawing from this data, we get a rough estimate of Sheree Paolello’s salary. Considering her work experience, we can estimate her annual income to be higher than the average figures mentioned above.
Interesting Facts and Trivia :
- When Sheree is not working, she enjoys going for jogs with her golden retriever, who is one of her three family dogs. She is a fan of staying active, and running is a good way to help her stay in good shape and maintain healthy energy levels.
- She spends a lot of her free time with her friends and family and enjoys keeping busy by hanging out with her husband and three sons.
- When she needs some time alone, she chooses to go to a nearby Starbucks to enjoy a nice cup of coffee and read through the newspaper. Paolello is a big fanatic of coffee, and whenever she gets the chance, she enjoys sipping on a nice hot cup of Skinny Vanilla Latte.
- Sheree mentioned in an interview that she is not a fan of dressing up too much and instead prefers low-key days at home with her family.
- In her first job, Sheree earned a measly $14,000 a year and had to take up a second job as a bartender. She worked the morning shift, Monday through Friday, and picked up bartending work on weekends.
- Chocolate is the one food Sheree can’t live without.
- During her sophomore year at Northern Kentucky University, Sheree was involved in a car accident that caused her smile to be crooked.
- Sheree mentions that she would love to be a veterinarian or a vet tech if she wasn’t a reporter or a news anchor.
Body Figure / Physical Info
Sheree Paolello Measurements :
- Eye Color : Blue
- Haircut / Hair Color : Blonde
- How tall / Height : 5′0″ (verified from her Facebook post, see below)
- Feet / Legs / Boots / Shoe Size : No confirmed information is available.
- Pregnant? : Currently, she is not expecting a baby.
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October 7, 2021
WLWT
For 19 years I have worked in a security capacity at a federal agency in the United States. This will be my last year of working because I am retiring. I am amazed that the federal government has federal employees as well as contract security managers that lack the basic security knowledge, and management skills to protect the federal facility and federal employees. At best, if there was a grading system the agency that I have worked for would be scored a “D” minus in the performance of protecting federal employees, and the federal buildings. I can only hope that all federal agencies are not being protected like this one.
I am not going to list in this email all that is wrong with the facility, but this is one example of what makes the facility, and employees at risk. Doors are propped open routinely, no one is in the vicinity to make sure that no one enters. I know this to be true, because I have found doors propped opened ,and I myself has enter the facility were the lock have been taken off the gate. Last year while doing an inspection of the facility three males walk into the facility because the lock had been taken off the gate when I approach them they stated that they were looking for another building. Another time an outside contractor had been allowed to drive his car into the facility. The vehicle had not been inspected by security it could have had a boom, or guns in it. Contractors that are not in a security capacity are allowed by federal employees to breech security. The government has a group of employees that are titled Auditors who’s job are to come and inspect government facilities. They do not communicate or ask question about what can be improved in securing the facilities. And security staff receives word filtered down from federal employees and contract managers that we are not to communicate with Auditors. This does not increase the security of the facilities.
I have a suggestion that would improve the security for federal employees and federal facilities. Put together a security team that would go to federal facilities, that would spend days doing the job with the security staff. That way they could gain experience thru working the job duties to make the changes necessary to protect the facilities and employees. There are so many things that need to be corrected at this agency in order to secure the facilities. I would like to address these issues with you or a designated person. Even if necessary, me coming to Washington at my own expense, or meeting with the designated person at the facility. This could jeopardized the last remaining months of my job with this agency but I feel that it is necessary, because the agency as it is today is a soft target for any foreign or domestic terrorist attacks. Especially when security officers receive no training in terrorist attacks, or what to do if terrorist are in the building, or bomb training.
Concerned Security Contractor
How come Sheree does not use Dardis as her last name?