Aaron Levine
Aaron Levine joined FOX 13 in March 2007 and has been sports director since January 2009. He’s the principal host of FOX 13's Seahawks coverage and Seattle Sports Live every Sunday night.
Prior to Seattle, Aaron worked in Bakersfield, California, for 2 ½ years at KBAK, covering minor league sports, Cal State Bakersfield athletics and high school sports across Kern County.
He was the national runner-up on ESPN’s reality show, "Dream Job," which was the company’s search for a new SportsCenter anchor in 2004. He majored in history at Stanford University.
From the minute he arrived in the Pacific Northwest, Aaron has been blown away by the incredible fan culture around all the local teams. His favorite memories so far have been celebrating championships, from the Seahawks Super Bowl parade in 2014, to both Sounders MLS Cup parades and the Storm’s WNBA Championship celebrations in 2010 and 2018. Just like everyone else, he can’t wait for the Mariners to finally contend for a World Series title, too.
Aaron lives with his wife Shayna, their son Kaden, and their mini-labradoodle Bailey. While he’s a veteran of game shows (he was on The Price Is Right as an 18-year-old), his dream is to one day be a contestant on Jeopardy!
The latest from Aaron Levine
WSU head coach Kyle Smith talks NCAA Tournament berth and first-round opponent Drake
The Cougs men's basketball team reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 16 years and will face Drake in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Omaha on Thursday.
Commentary: When it comes to Pac-12 basketball this season, how bout them Cougs?
The Cougs have won seven straight games and are just a half-game out of first place in the Pac-12. The spotlight deserves to be on the folks in Pullman.
New Ballard FC coach James Riley talks upcoming season on "Seattle Sports Live"
Riley, a former Sounder, moves into new role as new coach on the USL 2 defending champions.
Commentary: Grubb-to-Seahawks news highlighted by a fun night on social media platforms
I celebrate everyone keeping a keen enough eye out for things that just might be relevant to an entire fanbase. That’s what certain folks did in Renton on Friday night – and they essentially scooped all the main players in the process.
Local “philanthropreneur” helps raise millions to help RAVE Foundation build more soccer fields for kids
A new kind of philanthrophy is helping the RAVE Foundation reach its goal of building 26 soccer fields in 26 marginalized communities before the 2026 World Cup comes to Seattle, and a local real estate entrepreneur and philanthropist is leading the charge.
Updated Seattle Metropolitans book covering team history after Stanley Cup win now on sale
This 2nd Edition includes the Seattle Metropolitans history in the two years after winning the 1917 Stanley Cup, including during the pandemic caused by the Spanish Flu.
Commentary: Time to sell the M’s to a local group more financially committed than the current one
If you’re going to unexpectedly dump salary, the least you can do is get rid of the significant price increases you made devoted season ticket holders shoulder this offseason.
Commentary: Not pursuing Shohei Ohtani perpetuates the “Same Ol Mariners" stigma
If the Mariners aren't even in the mix for a top talent like this, it sends the same old message to fans – that profits trump everything else.
Commentary: Titles on line for Seattle's other "football" teams, Sounders FC and OL Reign
This year's postseason runs are also about an appreciation for a couple legendary local athletes, Megan Rapinoe and Stefan Frei
Commentary: The most deafening noise at Husky Stadium? One split second of relative silence
It was a moment, in many ways, frozen in time, before the Huskies road to greatness marched on.