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
Minnesota DNR reviewing proposed changes to copper-nickel mine project
An updated proposal for a copper-nickel mining project in northern Minnesota is under review by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). This is the latest push for the NorthMet Project that has been met with obstacles for years.
Ely-area businesses navigating impact of Minnesota wildfires, BWCA closure
From outfitters to resorts and local businesses in downtown Ely and surrounding areas, owners say they are feeling the economic toll of the wildfires in northern Minnesota.
Founder of Untiedt's Vegetable Farm remembered for life rooted in generosity
Family and friends are honoring a Minnesota farming icon. Jerry Untiedt’s legacy is rooted in much more than the fresh produce his farm provided.
A look inside St. Paul’s largest encampment to be cleared next month
The City of St. Paul announced it will begin clearing homeless encampments next month, citing health and safety concerns.
Community weighs in on proposed North Memorial-Sanford Health merger
The community had a chance to weigh in on the proposed merger that would combine North Memorial Health and Sanford Health.
Minneapolis police coaching is common response to misconduct allegations, report shows
A re[port shows the most common outcome for handling misconduct allegations in the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) was coaching, a method some say lacks transparency.
Minnesota officials face backlash over victim-supported pardon
Minnesota officials are facing criticism for pardon of man set to be deported after being convicted for sexually abusing a child. The Minnesota Board of Pardons says a victim-support letter made the difference in decision to grant pardon to Tou Lue Vang.
ACLU excessive force report raises concerns about Minneapolis police
A new ACLU report raised concerns over Minneapolis policing tactics, citing incidents where force may have been excessive.
Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, MN advocates react
In one of the most consequential decisions Tuesday, the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship and rejected President Donald Trump’s executive order proposing restrictions.
Family of Marine from Richfield lost at sea seeking answers
A U.S. Marine from Richfield was at the center of a massive recovery mission and he family wants answers after being declared lost at sea.