Hosea Sanders has earned $5 million working as an Anchor-Reporter.

Hosea has been working as an anchor at ABC 7 for 29 years. According to Payscale, the average salary of a news anchor is $63,967 a year and $5330 per month.

He also worked as a motivational speaker, and the average salary of a motivational speaker is $63,472 per year.

He has been working as a reporter for 40 years and began his job as a reporter for KARK-TV in 1979. After that, he joined KDFW-TV, worked there for six years, and worked at KCBS-TV for 8 years.

After that, he joined ABC 7 Chicago in 1994 and has been working there. Due to his hardworking nature, he has been able to collect fortune and live a lavish lifestyle.

He is very private when sharing his personal life with his followers. He lives an effortless life and has yet to share how many properties he owns or his collection of cars.

Sanders also worked as a member of the National Associate of Journalists. The average salary of NABJ in the USA is $461,000 a year and $38,000 a month.

He is an Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity member, and his average salary is $370,000 a year and $30,000 a month. He is also a face of the ABC 7 Great Chicago Blood Drive, partnered with the American Red Cross of Illinois.

As per Chicago Defender, Hosea has been a News Anchor for ABC 7 since 1994.

Hosea Sanders is based in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.

He is the son of his mother, Garrett Ann Sanders and father, Deacon Hosea. His parents have five children to feed and raise, so his mom would get government-distributed food.

During her trip to pick the food, she picks the extra food for people in the community. He was impressed by his mom and began working in the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

During his school and college days, he always has summer jobs.

He came from a very hard-working family, but his family always took the time to enjoy the sport. When he pursue journalism, he was unsure whether he wanted to pursue it for the long term.

His life improved after working at ABC 7 and being a reporter for television stations in Los Angeles, Dallas, and Little Rock. After joining ABC7, he was introduced to many colored Journalists like Bill Campbell, Bob Petty, Harry Porterfield, and Charles Thomas.

He also said he had never seen many people of color in one newsroom. He has won 17 Emmy awards and has hosted the 'Chicago Proud' series of stories.

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He has hosted programs like “Celebrating Abilities,” and “Our Chicago”, "Countdown Chicago."

He also said that during the lockdown in 2020, he went from working in the three studios to working from home. He considered himself a creatively free person and made his studio.

He went to amazon, ordered a city backdrop, and purchased a light kit. He also learned about lighting and technology on YouTube. He also said that the pandemic has forced him to figure out different ways to connect with people by utilizing tools and skills he had learned over the years.