Gage Goulding is an Emmy and Edward R. Murrow award-winning International Correspondent for CNN, based in Seoul.

Most recently, Goulding was a reporter at KPRC in Houston, Texas, where he covered some of the state’s biggest stories, including high-profile criminal investigations, natural disasters and breaking news. His reporting also spanned transportation, consumer issues and enterprise stories of national interest.

In 2025, he was honored with the Texas Broadcast News Award for Best News Reporter. His work also earned multiple Regional Emmy Awards, including honors for his coverage of the shooting at Lakewood Church and Houston’s devastating 2024 derecho. Throughout his career, Goulding has covered eight tropical systems, including reporting from aboard a U.S. Air Force Hurricane Hunter aircraft during Hurricane Helene.

Before Houston, Goulding was a reporter at WBBH/WZVN in Fort Myers, Florida, where he covered Hurricane Ian and its aftermath. His reporting during the storm contributed to a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award and a Suncoast Regional Emmy Award. Earlier in his career, he was an anchor and reporter at WTOV in Steubenville, Ohio, and a digital content producer at KDKA in Pittsburgh.

A native of Ligonier, Pennsylvania, Goulding graduated from Robert Morris University, where he earned a student Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for his work in college journalism.