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 woman sentenced to 12 years for fatal stabbing
Nearly three years after Destiny Angel stabbed her boyfriend Angel Huerta to death, she learned her fate and faced severe words from her father and the victim's family and friends.
Fresno Co. Library prepares for possible end to federal grants
A public resource for the community might soon be looking for other funding sources for the programs it provides.
President Trump introduces sweeping tariffs, raising uncertainty for businesses, consumers
The President announced sweeping tariffs on Wednesday against products from nearly every other nation, stating it would be great for the economy.
Bills targeting trans athletes fail in California Assembly committee
Two bills seeking to ban transgender girl athletes from girls' sports were presented in the Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism committee both failed to move forward.
Climbing car costs: auto tariffs set to begin later this week will increase vehicle values
Auto tariffs starting this week will raise vehicle values. The President claims tariffs will boost the U.S. economy, but some economists disagree.
Footage of fight between juveniles and paramedic outside Clovis store released
Newly released footage captures a fight that broke out between a paramedic and a group of juveniles at a store in Clovis over the weekend.
Paramedic hospitalized after fight with juveniles at Clovis store, police say
A local hero and life-saver is now fighting for his life after police say he was involved in a fight outside a Clovis mall over the weekend.
Fire funding: Fresno County to reimburse Shaver Lake Fire for new building
Shaver Lake Volunteer Fire Department is getting the green light to build a new fire station. The new building is something those in the department say is long overdue.
New website aims to alert Californians about use of certain pesticides
A new website is aiming to alert Californians about the use of certain pesticides across the state.
Sanger High crash victims honored with science fair awards
A devoted, intelligent duo. By all accounts the pairing of Bethany Ray and Hubert Hsu's hard work and scientific smarts was unstoppable.