Kate Nemarich
Before coming to Fresno, Kate worked as a reporter at WJHL in Johnson City, Tennesee, where she covered severe flooding, elections, and a high-profile missing child case.
Kate began her news career as a producer working in both New Orleans and Wilmington, North Carolina. During her time producing, she covered major events such as the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections, the historic 2020 hurricane season, and much more.
Although she's spent her career moving around the country, Kate was born and raised in Annapolis, MD. Kate's passion for storytelling first took her to the stage in high school and college. She attended the University of North Carolina Wilmington majoring in Performance Theater and Broadcast Journalism.
In her free time, she enjoys running, hiking, visiting wineries, traveling and trying local coffee shops and restaurants. She is excited to explore all Central California has to offer.
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Kate's Stories
Fresno, Clovis Fire Departments offer support in Park Fire battle
Shocking video and photos show the rapid spread of the Park Fire, including the timelapse of a "fire whirl" captured by a UC San Diego camera.
Man sentenced for gang-related Reedley murder in 2021
David Cedeno has been ordered to spend 75 years to life behind bars for shooting and killing Elizandro Diaz Jr.
August's downtown Fresno Arthop to be held completely indoors
City Council member Miguel Arias announced Friday that August's downtown Arthop will be held completely indoors, citing recent heat.
Clovis Unified School Board votes to place $400 million bond measure on November ballot
Voters in the Clovis Unified School District will be asked to decide on a $400 million bond measure in November.
Celebration of life held for Malachi Rios in Reedley
A celebration of life was held in Reedley for Malachi Rios. The Reedley High School graduate passed away in early July following a years-long battle with cancer.
Newsom signs law to prevent forced outings of students
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new bill into law that is being called The SAFETY Act, designed to protect students and employees from forced outings.
Man to face trial for deadly stabbing in central Fresno
It only took testimony from three people and a few hours to convince a judge there was enough evidence to send Scott Lawson to trial for the murder of Mohamed Abdillahi.
Former Kings Canyon Unified teacher to stand trial for sex crimes against student
Nearly three years after a former Kings Canyon Unified teacher was arrested for sexually abusing a student, a judge ruled she would head to trial.
Pet life jackets recommended for keeping dogs safe in the water
As many of us hit the water this summer, boating or swimming, we're bringing along our four-legged friends.
Fighting heat on multiple fronts: Keeping first responders safe in triple digits
Local first responders are facing intense heat while responding to emergencies, often in layers of protective gear.