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
- 'Not on my watch': New program empowers Milwaukee residents to take back their neighborhoods
- Celebration of age and fine art at 5 Points Art Gallery and Studios
- MFD stresses importance of working smoke detectors, canvass neighborhood following fatal fire
- New exhibit encourages organ donation among Milwaukee’s Black community
- Wisconsin State Fair Park to see first in-person exhibition with MBA Home Show
- Milwaukee Public School seniors head back to the classroom Monday
- COVID-19 vaccination numbers continue to climb in Milwaukee, more than 95K doses given
- Somers House suspect dropped wallet at scene of deadly tavern shooting
- Milwaukee's Office of Violence Prevention staff to remain focused, 'strong-knit' after director departure
- Hungry? You can try out more than 20 restaurants during Black Restaurant Week
- Spring Cleaning: Organizing home known to help improve mental and physical health
- New 'HealthyMKE' campaign aims to ease COVID-19 vaccine concerns, educate Milwaukee-area residents
- Repairers of the Breach host mobile vaccine clinic for community, homeless
- Repairers of the Breach to open mobile vaccination clinic Wednesday
- Wisconsin Center becomes federal vaccination site, meaning more people can get their dose
- Milwaukee County treatment court gives troubled veterans a second chance before incarceration
- Milwaukee County Parks announces 2021 Traveling Beer Garden schedule 🍺
- Everyone 16+ now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine, clinic to be held at Milwaukee Public Market
- 'Hyphenated American' exhibit explores Latinx heritage, culture & identity through artedius
- 'We earned our spot': Local coaches, players reflect on NCAA women's basketball controversy
- Graffiti vandals target Milwaukee church at start of Holy Week
- New COVID-19 vaccination clinic opens Tuesday on Summerfest grounds
- Vietnam veterans honored in ceremony at Milwaukee's Veterans Park
- Power in the abstract: The artwork of Josseline Castillo
- More than 350 people get COVID-19 vaccine at Samson JCC 'first-dose' clinic
- Looking for a COVID-19 vaccine? Here's some BBB tips to avoid scammers online
- 'He backed up, knocked me down': Plea to find hit-and-run driver on Milwaukee's southeast side
- COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands Monday across Wisconsin
- MPD: Hostage situation near 78th and Calumet ends without anyone seriously hurt; suspect in custody
- Victims identified in Oconomowoc Roundy's warehouse shooting; motive remains unknown
- UW-Milwaukee launches community COVID-19 vaccine clinic
- 'We can do this': Three women become local business owners in male-dominated tech industry
- 'It would be harder': Hunger Task Force pantry partner serves hundreds of households each week
- West Allis mayor creates 'cash mob' events to help support struggling city restaurants
- Milwaukee health clinic hosts 3-day event to get more Native Americans vaccinated from COVID-19
- Man killed after crashing into Milwaukee County dump truck near 43rd and Good Hope
- Milwaukee team creates app that allows users to connect and give COVID ratings to bars, restaurants
- Milwaukee Public Museum reopens after months of closure due to pandemic
- Milwaukee VA opens vaccinations to enrolled veterans 60 and older
- Milwaukee Northside YMCA reopens with limited programs for community, members
- Potawatomi Hotel & Casino adds new technology to increase guest, staff safety
- Teachers, others in Phase 1B now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine under Wisconsin guidelines
- Changing the face of tech: Milky Way Tech Hub opens the door for entrepreneurs of color
- Will Tiger Woods return? Sports experts, local react after the golfer's car crash
- 2 teens charged in fatal shooting of Purcell Pearson; both remain on the run
- WI Red Cross, Milwaukee businesses answer call to help Texas residents after winter storm
- Witness tip brings conviction in 21-year-old murder case of Juanita Zdroik in Racine County
- Milwaukee's DJ Bizzon shares method in new instructional book published by Hal Leonard
- 15-year-old boy charged in deadly hit-and-run near Milwaukee's Swing Park
- Moderna, AstraZeneca, other vaccine companies to start COVID-19 trials on children
- City of Milwaukee has fined businesses nearly $30,000 for COVID-19 violations
- Couples marry, renew vows at Lakefront Brewery for Valentine's Day despite pandemic
- "Growing Up Milwaukee" documentary debuts nationwide on HBO Max
- Vaccinations at Wisconsin Center 'going well' ahead of Phase 1B opening in March
- Health leaders say 10% of Wisconsinites now vaccinated, COVID-19 virus is still a threat
- 'He got murdered': Surveillance captures fatal shooting of Purcell Pearson, 22-year-old UW-Whitewater grad
- Gov. Evers proposes legalizing marijuana in Wisconsin in biennial budget
- 'Black Lens' film festival goes virtual this year as it continues to spotlight Black voices, culture
- 'Unacceptable': Milwaukee aldermen, residents upset at city snow removal after weekend storm
- 'We sanitize everything': Local bars, restaurants prepare for Super Bowl Sunday events
- Shovel, plow or play: How locals are dealing with this weekend's snowstorm
- Barrett commissioner of health appointee 'ready to serve' city of Milwaukee
- DHS: Teachers, child care workers among groups to get COVID-19 vaccine in March
- After three deadly weekend fires, officials share reminders on staying prepared and safe
- 'He was a hero': 2 dead after 14-year-old boy tries saving young nephew in Fort Atkinson house fire
- 'A good, honorable guy': Packers fans remember former general manager Ted Thompson
- Grocers, 911 dispatchers, bus drivers added to Phase 1B recommendations for COVID-19 vaccine
- 'We've been tossed aside': Wisconsin grocers push to be in next group of COVID-19 vaccinations
- Deadline for public comment on COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for Phase 1B is Monday
- Common Ground volunteers help on the front lines of pandemic battle
- Prosecutors move to modify Rittenhouse's bond after he was seen flashing white power signs at Mt. Pleasant bar
- Political experts give perspective on President Trump's second impeachment
- WI health leaders say state needs more vaccines, general public vaccinations may start late spring
- 'I was a little dizzy': Wisconsin Lutheran basketball player recovering after collapsing during Saturday game
- TurboTax, H&R Block customers still waiting for stimulus payment, as IRS gives answers on how to get it
- Kenosha council to vote on emergency resolution based on DA decision in Jacob Blake shooting case
- 'Nerve-wracking': Some Kenosha residents on edge as city awaits charging decision in Jacob Blake shooting case
- New sourdough pizza business emerges as Milwaukee's restaurant scene adapts to new normal
- UW Health doctor reflects on Coronavirus pandemic -- and all of 2020 -- ahead of new year
- Are you making New Year's resolutions? Wellness experts say you should despite challenging, Pandemic year