Randy Shaver, one of the Twin Cities’ most trusted and versatile broadcasters, has been a prominent figure at KARE 11 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
He is in the spotlight for tragic news about his granddaughter, Bella, who is in the ICU with a breathing tube.
Highlights
- Randy Shaver shared that his granddaughter, Bella, was admitted to the ICU with a breathing tube on February 2, and she could breathe independently on February 5.
- Her MRI showed no signs of stroke, and she has already spoken a few words as of February 7.
- Randy is a two-time cancer survivor, diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Disease in June 1998 and prostate cancer in 2019.
Randy Shaver began his broadcasting career at WHO Radio in Des Moines in the late 1970s, and his first job as a sports director was at KAAL-TV in 1981.
Later, on January 1, 1983, he moved to KARE-TV as a weekend sportscaster at 24. Over the years, he transitioned to the news anchor desk in 2012, co-anchoring the evening news alongside Julie Nelson…