Se Kwon
Se Kwon is a morning reporter for FOX 32 Chicago.
Before joining FOX 32, Se worked as a morning reporter and anchor at FOX 9 in the Twin Cities (her hometown), where she covered major breaking news including the killing of Alex Pretti during Operation Metro Surge, the Annunciation Church and School mass shooting, homeless encampment shootings, and other stories surrounding public safety, as well as investigative and enterprise stories involving healthcare accountability, the rise in women’s sports, and an AAPI Heritage Month series highlighting community voices.
Se got her start in journalism at WDAY in Fargo, North Dakota. She’s also proud alumnus of the University of North Dakota, where she graduated with a B.A. in Communication.
In her free time, Se enjoys being active with hopes of running the Chicago Marathon in the near future. She’s looking forward to meeting new friends and exploring the prominent food scene.
The latest from Se Kwon
Northwest Indiana braces for more severe weather while cleanup from last week's storms continues
Northwest Indiana is preparing for another round of expected severe weather Wednesday while cleanup from last week's storms continues. Here's what residents need to know.
Merrillville homeowner describes tornado's impact: 'I saw the nightmare'
Yvette Moore of northwest Indiana walked outside after the storm to what she called "the nightmare." Watch her full interview.
Undercover ATF operation ends in gunfire, five suspects taken into custody in Country Club Hills
Two people were wounded and five suspects were taken into custody Tuesday evening after federal agents investigating illegal gun trafficking were targeted in an attempted armed robbery in south suburban Country Club Hills.
Person hospitalized after fire damages popular Northwest Side bar
One person was hospitalized after a fire tore through a popular sports bar and liquor store early Monday on Chicago's Northwest Side.
Sneak peek inside Obama Presidential Center ahead of June 19 opening
We got a first look inside the Obama Presidential Center before its June 19 opening. Here's what visitors can expect.
Man charged with shooting La Porte County deputy inside hospital pleads not guilty
The man charged with shooting La Porte County Deputy Jon Samuelson inside a hospital last week pleaded not guilty on Friday.
Ohio, Ontario feeder ramps fully reopen after 17 months of construction
Chicago commuters are finally getting a break after more than a year of lane restrictions on two of the city’s busiest downtown feeder ramps.
Boy, 15, critically wounded after barrage of gunfire erupts in Bronzeville
A 15-year-old boy was shot in the face Thursday morning in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood.
From Albany Park to the north suburbs: The evolution of Chicago’s Koreatown
Chicago’s historic Koreatown in Albany Park has gradually shifted to the northern suburbs as Korean families sought better schools, safer neighborhoods, and expanded opportunities, transforming the community from a single neighborhood hub into a broader Chicagoland network.
Indiana gambling ring case tied to restaurants moves forward after 22 defendants plead not guilty
All 22 defendants charged in a sweeping federal gambling and extortion case tied to northwest Indiana restaurants pleaded not guilty Thursday during arraignments in federal court in Hammond.