Annie Kate, Multimedia Journalist
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Annie Kate started as a multimedia journalist at ABC57 News in July 2022.
Before that, she worked in a similar role at WMBD-TV in Peoria, IL. She attended Loyola University Chicago and graduated with honors in 2020.
While there, she led the relaunch of Her Campus LUC, helped found the Theta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta sorority, and had her reporting featured in the Gender and Power issue of Mosaic Magazine. She also spent a semester abroad at LUC's Vietnam Center, where she tutored disabled adults in English skills.
In 2019, Annie was part of a team that traveled to Tuvalu, the world's least visited country. There, the Loyola filmmakers mentored Tuvalu youth, facilitating the process of shooting a documentary.
Back in the states, the team secured distribution of the film, "We Are Tuvalu," in over 50 countries, including the United States. Annie currently serves as a "one-man-band" reporter for the station, covering news of the day across Michiana. Annie has a passion for telling local, community stories, and covers topics like mental health, housing, crime, law enforcement, local government, and much more.
Annie also serves as a fill-in anchor and producer for the station.
Articles by Annie Kate
- Three civil rights lawsuits filed against Elkhart Police
- City to buy Union Station, explores Amtrak options
- Kamala Harris addresses Zeta Phi Beta in Indianapolis
- Vice President Kamala Harris to speak at Zeta Phi Beta 2024 Grand Boule
- Will Kamala Harris pick Pete Buttigieg as her running mate?
- Ball State Associate Professor Chad Kinsella offers insight on President Biden withdrawing from race
- 911 centers turn to 'stone age' during software outage
- Summer heat: A June spike in South Bend gun violence
- Meet the Goshen officer who responds to mental health crises
- Downed trees and torn roofs after heavy winds hit Michiana
- Water bills to spike in Wakarusa
- The transformation coming to South Bend's West side
- Ground breaks on Diamond View Apartments, offering space for tenants with disabilities
- Rain moo'ves into Fulton County 4H Fair
- How agrivoltaics will be used in the Mammoth North Solar project
- Neighbors reeling following SWAT standoff that leaves toddler dead
- Hundreds of Catholics process through South Bend, following National Eucharistic Pilgrimage
- Fourth of July parades and patriotism
- 40 percent of local students choosing not to attend South Bend Schools
- Businesses hope to recover as M51 traffic flows two ways ahead of Fourth of July
- Farmers share thoughts on Dumont Solar Project
- Suspect flees before arrest after opening fire at Frank's Place
- Juneteenth 2024: Michiana stations along the Underground Railroad
- The pitch for solar in St. Joseph County
- St. Joseph County Council members calling for a pause on solar plans
- Celebrating Juneteenth this weekend in Michiana
- Could Michigan restaurants survive a $14 minimum wage?
- Fight starts outside of LGBTQ+ event at The Well in South Bend
- New animal tranquilizer making its way to Michiana drug users
- South Bend plans a makeover for Michigan Street
- Bristol water bills spike for infrastructure plans
- How 'less lethal' force turned deadly during standoff in Coloma
- Elkhart disables all Facebook comments
- South Bend ranked 25th best place to live in the U.S.
- South Bend's East Race Waterway opens for the season
- Road work curbs customers in Niles
- Inflation's Impact: The teen summer work surge
- South Bend Ethanol to produce renewable natural gas
- Has Elkhart’s River Queen made its final voyage?
- Solar farm planned near Potato Creek State Park
- Summer fun coming to St. Patrick's County Park
- Bringing new rental units online in South Bend
- South Bend Police tapes scandal goes to trial
- 'An agency in disrepair,' the South Bend Housing Authority left behind by Tonya Robinson
- Pierceton neighbors protest sidewalk project that would remove mature trees
- Officers fire shots at suspect after chase in Buchanan Township
- All Aboard! South Shore Line double track complete
- 12-year-old dancer wins first prize at ‘Oaklawn’s Got Talent'
- Bringing all abilities together for 'Rockin' Rockies'
- Take a tour inside Amazon's robotic fulfillment center in Elkhart County
- Voter turnout low 'even by primary standards' in Michiana
- St. Joseph County Commission primary results
- Landlords feel 'forced' to raise rent amid rising property values
- Expanding broadband access in St. Joseph County
- Senior citizens feeling taxed out of their neighborhoods
- Why are property tax assessments spiking in St. Joseph County?
- Inflation's Impact: The realities of rapidly rising rent
- Expecting family loses everything in house fire, community rallies
- Back home in downtown South Bend, YMCA to open new location
- Union Township sues UNAS over ambulance stripped for parts
- From classrooms to rental units in Chikaming Township
- Earth Day 2024: A 'wrap' on plastic
- New Buffalo Area Schools to build workforce housing
- Should Indiana’s abortion records be public?
- Angela Boulevard traffic calming work begins Monday
- Cities to curb PFAS in drinking water
- Public records show drop in county maintenance staff
- Elkhart Mayor announces plans for new public safety center
- Eyes to the sky, first graders experience first eclipse
- Family searches for lost puppy, sold on Facebook
- 'Rebuilding Together' selects 21 homes for spring repairs
- South Bend Cubs get ready for opening day
- Where do school threats come from? Often, thousands of miles away
- The history and traditions of Dyngus Day, 2024
- Estimated economic impact of restarting Palisades
- Palisades to restart with $1.5B federal loan
- Plans proceed for accessible Silver Beach playground
- South Shore Line busing to end April 9, double track opens
- The Pillar Center lends a helping hand to Benton Harbor dads
- Coal Line Trail connects more of South Bend