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Kaitlin Monte is an American journalist working for Fox-owned KRIV in Houston, TX. She is co-anchor of the station’s weeknight newscast at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. and is the solo anchor of The News Edge at 10 p.m.

Monte also solo anchors The News Edge at 10 p.m., an all-new 30-minute program that engages viewers around current popular topics by leveraging the station’s social media platforms and user-submitted content.

Monte joined KRIV in 2016 as the station’s lead reporter and fill-in anchor. Her television career began in New York City where she worked at WPIX, SportsNet New York, and WNBC.

Monte joined Fox-owned-and-operated station KRIV in Houston, TX in July 2016 as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor. In August, 2017 she became co-anchor of KRIV’s Fox 26 News at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m., the station’s weekday evening news programs.

In 2015, Monte was appointed to the Board of Trustees for Clarkson University.

In June, 2014 it was announced Monte would be the new weekday morning traffic reporter for PIX Morning News. She reported on traffic conditions for the New York metro area weekday mornings from 5–9:00 a.m. and occasionally filled in on the anchor desk. Monte was nominated for, but did not win, a 2015 Emmy Award for On-Camera Talent (Transportation/Traffic).

Monte was the host of Mets Insider on SportsNet New York for the 2013 and 2014 Mets seasons. The program was a bi-weekly, magazine-style show featuring episodes geared towards a diverse range of Mets topics.

Monte's television experience began in 2012 as the interactive trivia host on Today in New York. The 10-minute segment aired during the 9 o'clock hour and included a timed, 10-question round of trivia supplemented by online engagement with fans through social media and an interactive chat room.

Monte competed in the 2012 Miss America competition, representing her home state as Miss New York 2011 and finishing second runner-up. In addition to her top-three finish, Monte was awarded state and national lifestyle and fitness scholarships. She was one of eight national finalists for the AMWAY Quality of Life scholarship, which recognizes women for having a measurable civic impact during their year of service. Monte chose "Anti-Bullying through Leadership" as her personal platform, providing advocacy ranging from in-school presentations to legislative efforts.

In 2011, Monte founded an online petition to bring the issue of cyberbullying (referred to as "Jamey's Law" after Jamey Rodemeyer of Buffalo, NY) to New York legislators. Shortly after, State Senator Jeffrey Klein proposed new cyberbullying legislation and the two joined forces along with Jamie Isaacs, to launch the New York Cyberbully Census. Monte has made guest appearances on MSNBC and Al Jazeera America discussing bullying-related issues, and was named the Anti-Defamation League No Place for Hate "Difference Maker of the Year" in 2012 for her "Anti-bullying Through Leadership" workshop series.

Monte spent her early career in musical theater and earned membership to Actors Equity Association in 2010.

In 2009, Monte became a performer for the USO Show Troupe, the official entertainment group for the United Services Organization which provides musical performances and entertainment for American military personnel and families.