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Hanna Battah is an American news anchor and ABC News correspondent. She joined KDFW/Channel 4 in Dallas as weekend anchor in June 2018. Hanna attended the University of Missouri where she studied broadcast journalism and political Science. While in college, Hanna worked for the campus television station, MUTV as a sports reporter. Before Dallas, Hanna Battah worked at KBAK/KBFX-TV in Bakersfield, California, where she produced and co-anchored noon newscasts and reported for evening newscasts.
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While in Bakersfield, Hanna not only covered wildfires, but also did a story about one of the only all female skydiving teams in California that required her to jump out of a plane. Prior to that, Hanna was a digital content specialist as well as anchor reporter for KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri. While she was in Missouri, Hanna reported on President Obama’s visit to Kansas City and the 2015 World Series. At Fox 4, Hanna Battah first anchored the Saturday and Sunday editions of the morning newscast Good Day, later anchored the station’s afternoon and early-evening newscasts, and co-anchored “The Ten,” which she helped launch in October 2024. She left KDFW in October 2025, and in December 2025 she joined ABC News as a correspondent and co-anchor of World News Now and Good Morning America First Look.
