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

• Get Out the Vote campaigns continue in the final week of early voting
• Plan moves forward to help restaurants provide outdoor dining through winter
• Marchers walk nearly 40 miles, from Kenosha to Milwaukee, to rally voters
• 'We need closure:' Family shares plea after beloved, former Horlick High School athlete killed
• Biden leading Trump in Wisconsin in latest CBS News poll
• Team ROC, Jay-Z's social justice group, hosts rally for Alvin Cole in Wauwatosa
• JAY-Z's Team ROC organizes rally in Wauwatosa demanding justice for Alvin Cole
• The Haunted Stage: Riverside Theater offers rare chance to experience historic theater's ghostly happenings
• Despite growing coronavirus cases and deaths, state lawmakers remain stuck on response
• Wauwatosa leaders talk future after nights of protests, Cole family lawyer responds
• Supporters host Biden carpool campaign event in Milwaukee, Trump campaign responds
• As coronavirus cases increase statewide, Milwaukee health leaders prepare for patient surge
• City of Milwaukee not supporting trick-or-treating this Halloween due to COVID-19 concerns
• Riverwest residents call for end to crime after multiple reports of robberies
• Man killed, 3 others hurt in hit-and-run near Milwaukee's Swing Park; investigation underway
• Milwaukee literary reviewer finds need for promoting authors of color
• Riverwest woman becomes robbery victim after teens threaten her inside her own car
• Police investigating after 7 people shot outside Milwaukee funeral home
• 'Shape Up the Vote' event offers voter registration and free haircuts in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee father creates public map to help voters find absentee ballot drop box sites
• Rev. Jesse Jackson marches in Kenosha with Jacob Blake's family, supporters in call for justice
• Milwaukee protesters march on I-94 following decision in Breonna Taylor case
• Hartland pub owner changes mind, says he will air Packers games 'by customer demand'
• 'Give me my bike back:' 10-year-old boy with disabilities shares plea after personalized bike is stolen
• 42 Badger players, staff test positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus cases at 19 schools in Washington and Ozaukee Counties
• Big Ten, Badger fans patiently wait for season to return
• 'Yield to Pedestrians:' Residents, advocates push for safer streets on Milwaukee's south side
• Packers fans gather at the Deer District as team wins against Vikings
• She Slangs Wood: Milwaukee woman's pandemic project turns into life-altering passion
• Parents of Joel Acevedo frustrated at treatment of ex-officer in son's death
• Wisconsin election officials react to high court request to delay sending absentee ballots
• 'Unacceptable behavior': MPD officers resign after body camera video shows misconduct against suspect
• Greenfield commission denies plan to build affordable housing in city
• Kenosha residents hope Biden is ready to support Black lives after Wisconsin visit
• Missouri men arrested on federal firearm charges while allegedly traveling to Kenosha
• Loved ones of Milwaukee street vendor killed call for justice in his murder
• 'It's time for a change': Jacob Blake's family returns to Kenosha for large rally, march
• Milwaukee alderman says residents who filed claims for Hawley Road flooding will be denied
• Creator of Kenosha Guard group explains 'call to action' to respond to city unrest
• Kenosha protesters march for fourth straight night, demanding police accountability
• Biden's hometown gets boost from DNC, as Milwaukee accepts lost revenue impact
• Marchers protest DNC, demand action from Democratic leaders on justice
• Duo set up outdoor community refrigerator to fight hunger, poverty on Milwaukee's north side
• Demonstrators want less spending on war, as Democrats prepare for DNC kick-off on Monday
• Newburg firefighters save one of their own after he suffers heart attack on call
• DNC Committee asking attendees to avoid Milwaukee bars, restaurants during convention
• Local postal workers feel cuts and changes to USPS will slow down mail, election ballots
• Milwaukee Co. supervisor calls for lifeguards, added safety after drownings at McKinley Beach
• Milwaukee East Side residents fear someone is poisoning neighborhood dogs
• Neighbors dispute over trespassing, some claim resident is trying to poison dogs
• Milwaukee Lutheran High condemns Black Lives Matter, students call out racist school culture
• Community gives mixed reaction after Chief Morales' demotion to Milwaukee Police captain
• Sculpture Milwaukee brings back free, outdoor public art display for fourth year
• Local artists paint new, racial justice mural in West Allis
• Protestor donates wheelchair to friend who hopes to inspire others with disabilities
• Wisconsin's statewide mask order is now in effect; protestors, shoppers react
• Loved ones gather to remember 19-year-old shot near 50th and Hadley
• Wisconsinites, and visitors, react to new statewide mask mandate
• Cedarburg Schools board members vote to require masks, face coverings upon return
• An update of the Milwaukee Police Department's 'shoot review' force
• Summerfest announces death of former director Elizabeth 'Bo' Black
• Milwaukee woman detained after finding her stolen car and trying to take it home
• Evers: 'Strong opposition' to White House sending federal agents to Milwaukee
• 'Leave us alone:' Protesters react to idea of federal agents in Milwaukee, city commission deciding its role
• Death of missing 22-year-old recovered in Pewaukee Lake ruled a drowning
• Milwaukee Fire, DNR share water safety tips after two weekend drownings
• Wisconsin leaders reflect on life and legacy of Rep. John Lewis
• Milwaukee Public Schools board approves reopening plan for 2020-21 year
• Have you received a coronavirus test? Wait times will vary on when you get results
• Sharing the Black experience: Local leaders of color share encounters with racism
• Former Comet Cafe employees speak out against unsafe conditions
• Germantown High School holds in-person graduation with health measures in place
• Turner Hall live shows canceled due to increase in positive COVID-19 cases
• Milwaukee business owners debate trademarking of city's area code
• 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