Margot Kim
She is a six-time recipient of the National Academy Of Arts and Sciences Regional Emmy Award, earning the honors for her reporting and anchoring. She is also a 2016 honoree of the Girl Scouts of Central California South Women Inspiring Girls award.
Margot has over 25 years of broadcast journalism experience in various television markets. She graduated from Clovis West High School and the University of California, Irvine.
Margot started in television news at KIMT-TV in Mason City, Iowa. She also worked at WCMH-TV in Columbus, Ohio and KIRO-TV in Seattle, Washington.
She and her husband have two daughters. In her spare time, Margot enjoys mentoring youth, volunteering with local charities and organizations and singing the National Anthem at community events.
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Margot's Stories
Loved ones honor fallen Selma police officer during memorial mass
A memorial mass in the hometown of a fallen officer, Gonzalo Carrasco Jr., brought the community together on Wednesday night.
Remembering Selma Police Officer Gonzalo Carrasco 1 year after his death
A somber anniversary will be remembered across Central California on Wednesday.
Fresno woman with water allergy describes living with rare condition
A young Fresno woman is opening up about her 'invisible illness' in hopes of helping others with chronic conditions.
Health Watch: 'Bloodless' heart surgery
Open heart surgery usually requires a blood transfusion. But some patients cannot undergo that process for other health reasons.
Fallen Selma Police Officer Gonzalo Carrasco's legacy lives on through son he never met
Two-month-old Maximus Gonzalo Carrasco didn't get the chance to meet his father but he'll grow up learning about the brave hero he was named after.
Mother reflects on raising son without fallen Selma Police Officer Gonzalo Carrasco
A beloved baby in the South Valley looks more like his father with each passing day. The boy's mother, a Dinuba police officer, envisioned raising him with her love and son's father, Selma Officer Gonzalo Carrasco Junior.
Fresno Unified kicking off Black History Month with special performance
February is Black History Month, and you can attend a special performance Wednesday that only costs a dollar!
A weekly injection over daily could be on its way for treating type-2 diabetes
Diabetes can be considered an epidemic- in the Valley and across the country. 90 percent of diabetics have "type 2"- which requires a daily dose of insulin. That could soon change.
Dine and Dish: FIVE Restaurant in northeast Fresno
Everything from the meatballs to the pasta and the bread is made fresh daily at FIVE Restaurant in northeast Fresno.
When does breast cancer start? New study says its when you're asleep
Early detection is critical for surviving breast cancer but researchers are taking prevention, a step farther. Here's how.