Gabriella Premus
Gabriella Premus is a reporter at FOX 32 Chicago. She joined the WFLD team in September 2023.
She is a native of San Diego, California, and later moved to the small town of Webster, South Dakota. Gabriella earned a journalism degree at South Dakota State University.
Gabriella is a FOX 32 intern turned reporter. She spent the summer of 2019 learning from reporters, photographers, and producers about the TV news business. She credits her time at WFLD for solidifying her love for news.
After leaving Chicago, she spent more than three years at WLUK FOX 11 News in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Gabriella co-anchored the area’s #1 weekend morning show and provided reports during the week. While in Green Bay, she covered everything from breaking news and severe storms to medical news and outdoor fun.
Outside of work, you’ll find Gabriella volunteering, exercising, or hunting for the best lattes in Chicago.
Email Gabriella your story ideas at gabriella.premus@fox.com or connect with her on Facebook @GabriellaPremusTV.
The latest from Gabriella Premus
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Ed Burke verdict: Former Chicago alderman found guilty in corruption trial
Former Alderman Ed Burke — the longest serving City Council member in Chicago’s history — was found guilty of several felonies on Thursday in his historic corruption trial.
Family Promise helps families experiencing homelessness in Chicagoland
A nonprofit is fighting homelessness as it continues to grow throughout Chicagoland.
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Some Chicago Bears players spent Tuesday spreading holiday cheer.
Chicago reacts after Pope Francis says priests can bless same-sex couples
Pope Francis has formally approved new rules allowing priests to bless same-sex couples, but it isn't without some mixed emotions.
Christmas in the Southland distributes presents to 700 suburban children
Chicago is working to spread the holiday spirit this weekend with Christmas in the Wards.
Chicago cousins wrongfully convicted for 1981 killings released from prison
Two Chicago men who were wrongfully convicted in the 1981 murders of a young couple will be home with their families this holiday season.