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
Report warns of years of construction challenges at O'Hare
A new report raises questions about what travelers can expect as major construction continues at O’Hare.
Free turkey giveaway begins at five Chicagoland McDonald's locations
Five McDonald’s locations are hosting a holiday food giveaway this week. Here’s the schedule.
Crash involving Chicago Tribune truck leaves 1 dead
Police in suburban Deerfield are investigating a fatal overnight crash involving a Chicago Tribune box truck and a crossover SUV that left one person dead and briefly shut down a major roadway.
Lake County residents fight $18B data center project in court
A judge heard arguments Friday in a lawsuit seeking to block an $18 billion data center development in Grayslake that has drawn strong opposition from nearby residents.
Chicago City Council votes to use $75 million parking meter payment for pension debt
Chicago City Council voted 44-6 on Monday to put $75 million from the city's parking meter deal toward pension debt, a move supporters say could save taxpayers millions but complicate the 2027 budget.
Chicago police propose new rules for Flock, license plate readers; seek public comment
Chicago police are asking the public to weigh in on proposed rules for automated license plate readers, including Flock.
Suspicious envelope sent to Illinois Congresswoman Delia Ramirez’s office
A suspicious envelope sent to an Illinois congresswoman’s office is part of a nationwide investigation.
New Chicago camera tickets could target double-parking, bike lane violations
Chicago drivers could soon face more tickets for blocking lanes and bike paths.
Chicago mayor's office responds to questions over CPD’s Flock database access: 'Serious concerns'
Chicago police conducted more than 23,000 searches using Flock technology in three months, and now Mayor Brandon Johnson is responding to questions about undisclosed payments, taxpayer dollars and oversight.
Exclusive: Chicago paying for access to Flock data
New audit logs are shedding light on how Chicago police use Flock cameras.