Soyoung Kim
Soyoung Kim is excited to tell your stories and explore the Twin Cities!
She grew up in Southern California and graduated from the University of Southern California (USC). Fight On!
Soyoung’s journey as a TV News Anchor/Reporter started in Duluth, Minnesota, and has taken her to Texas, New Mexico, and Oregon. Her favorite part of being a journalist is meeting people from all walks of life and telling stories that further understanding and connection within the community.
Please reach out if you want to tell your story!
The latest from Soyoung Kim
MN Supreme Court holds quorum hearing over House control, dueling lawsuits
Minnesota’s highest court will hear arguments on the power struggle in the Minnesota House on Thursday. A big piece of all of this is what number determines quorum for the chamber to conduct business.
Gulf Coast hit by historic winter storm, outpaces Twin Cities snow totals
In a bizarre turn of events, a winter storm is tearing through the southeastern part of the country. However, there is no snow headed to the Twin Cities metro in the foreseeable future.
Cold weather blasting MN proves dangerous, shelters increase support
It is the coldest stretch in the Twin Cities metro and across the region so far this winter, with dangerously cold conditions also adding to already crowded emergency rooms from an intense respiratory illness season.
MN hospitals see high number of flu cases and other respiratory viruses
Hospitals in the Twin Cities and across the region are being stretched thin trying to keep up with the soaring number of flu patients seeking care.
Art Shanty Projects returning to Lake Harriet after warmth last year
The cold weather is great news for organizers of the Art Shanty Projects gearing up to open on Saturday after last year’s warm-up cut their program short.
Task force investigates LA wildfires cause, fire crews point to unprecedented conditions
The historic wildfires in Los Angeles County raged on Monday and have claimed at least a couple of dozen lives and thousands of homes.
Mondale and Ford’s eulogies written for Carter read by sons at funeral
Former President Jimmy Carter’s state funeral was a somber time of remembrance, but also a celebration of a century of life, well-lived.
Cold temperatures are solid sign for Twin Cities’ winter event organizers and businesses
While millions of people across the country braced for a dumping of snow, the weather story here in the Twin Cities over the weekend was cold, but clear skies.
MN election: Senate District 60 heading to special primary and election
The 2025 Minnesota state legislative session will be underway before special elections are held later in January to sort out vacant seats -- one in each chamber.
Minneapolis police remain vigilant after New Orleans attack
Law enforcement officials in Minnesota are reacting to the horrific attack in New Orleans, saying they stand in solidarity with the New Orleans Police Department, while ensuring they will remain vigilant in their own efforts.