Kim Shine , Reporter
Kim hails from Chicago, but is happy to call the Brew City home. Throughout her career, she has been a reporter and anchor, and is also an award-winning producer. Before Milwaukee, Kim covered stories in both the Champaign, Ill. and South Bend, Ind. television markets. Some of the most memorable points in her career include reporting on cold case investigations in Michiana and the aftermaths of Hurricane Florence and Hurricane Michael.
Aside from these, she also loves telling stories about interesting people and unique things others may find "weird."
Kim has degrees from Grand Valley State University (Go Lakers!) and Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. She is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.
Outside of work Kim likes writing, exploring, brunch and music.
Feel free to connect with her on Facebook, Twitter or via email.
Articles by Kim Shine
- Milkwaukee Milkmen postpone game after player tests positive for COVID-19
- Locals celebrate Fourth of July holiday despite living in COVID-19 pandemic
- 'Big, big booms:' Residents have mixed feelings on fireworks in Milwaukee neighborhoods
- 'It's not over yet:' Independent investigation outlines violations of Milwaukee FPC chairman
- 'Defund The Police:' Protesters paint large street mural outside Milwaukee City Hall
- Taylor-Made Foundation hosts "essential needs" giveaway for families during COVID-19 crisis
- Hartland Hometown Festival marches on this weekend during COVID-19 pandemic
- Milwaukee's Turner Hall to host 3 live shows in July
- Milwaukee Archdiocese hosts prayer service for racial justice, peace
- Madison leaders, march organizer respond to unrest and protester arrest
- 'Black is Beautiful': Protesters ride 16 miles around Milwaukee to support movement
- Summer storm rolls through area leaving behind downed trees, blocked roads
- Milwaukee comes together to celebrate Juneteenth despite coronavirus
- Family files complaint against Wauwatosa police officer involved in three deadly shootings
- Quaker Oats retiring Aunt Jemima brand, local marketing experts analyze company decision
- Milwaukee photographer taking 1,000 pictures of Black people to promote solidarity for Juneteenth
- Then & Now: Looking back on the unrest of 1967 Milwaukee
- Families demand answers taking black lives protest to Milwaukee Co. district attorney
- Milwaukee protests mark 14 days in push for social, racial justice
- Police: 64-year-old woman arrested for spitting on teen during Shorewood rally
- Family calls for charges after teen killed in officer-involved shooting in Wauwatosa
- Bucks players join protesters in Milwaukee march for social justice
- Demonstrators take over Milwaukee streets on day eight of protests
- Peaceful demonstrations continue as protesters march for justice
- Peaceful demonstrations continue as protesters march for justice
- City leaders urge public feedback of police chief after officers clash with protesters
- 'Justice for Joel:' Demonstrators demand Milwaukee Officer Mattioli be held accountable for death of 25-year-old
- Fact vs. Fiction: Local doctors help debunk COVID-19 myths
- Group asks for donations to place flags at veteran grave sites on Memorial Day
- Nostalgia helps bring in hundreds for Milky Way Drive-In Opening Night
- Activists call for justice in death of Milwaukee man after fight with off-duty police officer
- Weekend storm brings high winds, waves and accidents across region
- Waukesha shoe artist creates custom kicks from classic designs
- Friends help rescue fisherman who fell into water at Big Cedar Lake
- Waukesha police called after Menards customer gets angry over mask policy
- ‘Doesn’t seem to be fair:’ Bars allowed to reopen in some parts of Wisconsin, while others must wait
- Wisconsin DHS releases investigation list of nursing homes with COVID-19 cases
- Two free COVID-19 testing sites to open in Milwaukee on Monday
- Mother & child: Is breastfeeding safe during the COVID-19 pandemic?
- Leaders talk rise in domestic violence homicides in Milwaukee, solutions on how to help stop the problem
- 'It's about the kids:' Business asks thieves to return stolen equipment for children with special needs
- Pastor leads faith procession across Milwaukee's south side to end Coronavirus pandemic
- As warmer weather brings people outside, local concert series canceled over coronavirus concerns
- DWD error causes unemployment payments to be added, withdrawn in some accounts
- Businesses turn to curbside, delivery and online options to reach customers amid Safer-at-Home shutdown
- Wisconsin residents unite online for virtual rally to support Stay-at-Home orders
- Milwaukee's south side experiences an uptick in coronavirus cases over two weeks
- Artists take to social media for new ways to inspire, survive during COVID-19 pandemic
- 'Brought the sunshine out of everybody:' Family, friends remember 23-year-old coronavirus victim
- Charges pending against MPD officer after fight in home, victim hospitalized
- Hundreds line streets in Brookfield to protest Gov. Evers' Safer at Home order
- Racine County Sheriff will not enforce Safer at Home order after its extension
- 'You're not invincible:' 25-year-old CNA, nursing student shares story after recovering from COVID-19
- MPD gives update to two deadly officer-involved shootings from February
- Milwaukee election officials' video chat meeting hacked, state results on Monday
- Update: Body of missing MCTS worker found in Menomonee River
- 'Devastating:' Milwaukee Co. leaders say racial inequity causing spread of COVID-19 in Black community
- Wisconsin DNR ordered to close dozens of state parks, recreational areas to fight COVID-19
- MCTS sets 10-passenger limit per bus to help slow Coronavirus spread, riders concerned
- 2 dead at Sheboygan nursing home, Wisconsin National Guard called in for testing
- A workout on wheels: The benefits and fun of Roll Train
- Woman dies after house fire in Bay View, firefighters urge working smoke detectors
- Parks, playgrounds closed in Milwaukee Co. to help enforce social distancing order
- Make-A-Wish Wisconsin postpones nearly 90 wishes due to COVID-19, hosts annual gala online
- Milwaukee church hosting food distribution on Saturday, registration required
- Absentee ballot troubles build days before April primary, leaders discourage in-person voting
- "Beer Drive-Thru" helps locals support breweries closed due to Evers' Coronavirus order
- West Allis family starts community food pantry on front lawn amid Coronavirus need
- Roundy's installs Plexiglas barriers in grocery stores to help stop spread of COVID-19
- Milwaukee County leaders work to minimize COVID-19 testing issue
- Milwaukee County launches COVID-19 awareness campaign, MCTS buses free starting Saturday
- Experts give advice on how to cope during Stay-at-Home orders
- Six National Guard medics staffed at Grafton care facility with positive COVID-19 cases
- Milwaukee Co. first responders work to preserve resources during COVID-19 pandemic
- West Allis family of six displaced after fire, worried about safety during pandemic
- Election officials urge residents to vote absentee, seek younger poll workers
- Neighbors work to help each other during Coronavirus pandemic
- Milwaukee Public Schools employee tests positive for Coronavirus
- MPS to open learning, meal sites after Gov. orders shutdown of all K-12 schools
- Local businesses closing, schools being proactive against coronavirus