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
Rescued beagles one step closer to finding new homes in Twin Cities
Dozens more beagles will be up for adoption soon in the Twin Cities at the Animal Humane Society.
Ilhan Omar, Matt Little secure DFL party endorsements, what this means for races
Election season is heating up with two congressional candidates securing DFL endorsements over the weekend. Incumbent Rep. Ilhan Omar and former state Sen. Matt Little won party endorsements in their respective congressional district races.
Minneapolis College sees growing demand of students seeking careers in trades
With the uncertainty of how artificial intelligence will impact jobs in the future, there is a growing trend of students turning to trade skills.
A Minnesota athlete’s push for rare genetic heart research
The Stern family from Maple Grove is taking on a mission to help advance research for a rare genetic heart disease.
Church spent $2 million on cruises, Louis Vuitton gifts, NBA games, lawsuit claims
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed a lawsuit against a church and nonprofit dance studio that is accused of misusing more than $2 million on luxury items including Louis Vuitton purchases, vacation rentals, celebrity cruises, and NBA games.
Minnesota state flag debate about much more than design: What to know
A growing list of Minnesota cities and counties are reverting to flying the previous 1983 Minnesota state flag. Political scientists say the debate signals a much larger cultural divide.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar focuses governor race campaign on anti-fraud plan, innovation
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar highlighted her first set of ideas as a gubernatorial candidate Sunday with plans to tackle fraud and focus on innovation, and vowed to change how the state is run.
Feds defer more federal Medicaid funding to Minnesota citing fraud concerns
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz announced an additional $91 million of Minnesota Medicaid funding is being deferred.
Inver Grove Heights joins growing list of cities bringing back old state flag
Community members packed the Inver Grove Heights City Council meeting Monday as the council approved a resolution to fly the old state flag at city buildings.
White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting: Minnesota leaders condemn political violence
Shots were fired outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington D.C. Saturday. Minnesota elected officials on both sides of the aisle condemning acts of political violence and thanking law enforcement.