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
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Lost something at Lollapalooza? Here's where you can claim your belongings after the muddy festival weekend.
Lollapalooza 2026 kicks off in Chicago with warm weather, rain ahead and safety tips
Lollapalooza gets underway today in Chicago's Grant Park. Here's what to know.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson tightens city gun purchasing rules with executive order
Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to require stricter standards for firearm vendors doing business with the City of Chicago. Here's what his new executive order would do.
Downers Grove storm sewer rescue becomes recovery mission; 1 worker still missing
A contractor remains missing after becoming trapped in a storm sewer beneath a Downers Grove street as severe weather moved through the Chicago area on Monday.
Lisle man charged after fatal Fox River boating crash in McHenry County
A Lisle man is facing felony charges after a deadly boating crash on the Fox River that killed one woman and injured two others.
River North's Sound Bar building to become 70-unit apartment complex
A River North nightlife landmark is getting a new future. Sound Bar's run is coming to an end.
$2M settlement reached after former Chicago podiatrist accused of sexual misconduct
An attorney representing two Chicago college students is speaking out after the women filed separate civil lawsuits against former podiatrist Asim Qureshi and Michigan Avenue Podiatry.
Chicago alders to consider $9.5M wrongful conviction settlement, parking meter lease transfer, The 78 funding
From a multimillion-dollar wrongful conviction settlement to Chicago's parking meter lease and The 78 development, here's what's on the Finance Committee's agenda Monday.
Northerly Island would be named after Pope Leo XIV under new proposal
Northerly Island, the former site of Meigs Field that has become a popular lakefront destination for concerts and outdoor events, could soon receive a new name.
Chicago cardiologist Dr. Lisa Nee joins race for mayor
The race for Chicago mayor just got bigger.