Mitti Hicks
Mitti Hicks joined the FOX 9 team in November 2020.
And while she’s not from Minnesota, she’s a Midwestern-native who grew up in Ohio.
Mitti is not new to the FOX family. Before joining FOX 9, she was a multimedia reporter for Fox News Channel based in Des Moines, Iowa. While there, her focus was covering the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. She chased them across the country even after the Iowa Caucus. Some of her most memorable moments on the campaign trail were covering the First in the South Primary in South Carolina, traveling to Arkansas for Super Tuesday, and more. Prior to Fox News, Mitti was a community engagement reporter at Montgomery Community Television in Rockville, Maryland. Her first job in reporting was WDVM-TV in Hagerstown, Maryland.
Mitti has a Master of Science in Broadcast Journalism from Syracuse University. She has a Bachelor of Science from Ohio University in Athens. Go Bobcats!
Mitti is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She’s also a member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ).
When Mitti is not at work, she’s spending time with her plants. She’s a devoted plant mom of 15.
If you see Mitti out and about, say hi! She’s always looking for a story idea.
The latest from Mitti Hicks
Lake City athlete with special needs gets chance to suit up for the varsity basketball team
A dream came true Thursday night for a high school athlete in Lake City, Minnesota.
Lake City athlete with special needs to join varsity lineup for senior night
Basketball coaches at Lincoln High School say Blake Frederick isn’t your typical basketball player.
Lake St. business hopes city leaders have a plan for Chauvin trial security
As Minneapolis city leaders put together a security plan for the Derek Chauvin trial next month, a Lake Street business owner wants to make sure businesses like his aren't forgotten.
Minnesota teen takes part in adolescent COVID-19 vaccine trial
Vaughn Granlund is only 13 years old and at his young age, he feels it’s important to give back to his community the best he can. That’s why he’s participating in a COVID-19 vaccine trial for young people.