Annie Kate, Multimedia Journalist
Annie Kate started as a multimedia journalist at ABC57 News in July 2022.
Before that, she worked in a similar role at WMBD-TV in Peoria, IL. She attended Loyola University Chicago and graduated with honors in 2020.
While there, she led the relaunch of Her Campus LUC, helped found the Theta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta sorority, and had her reporting featured in the Gender and Power issue of Mosaic Magazine. She also spent a semester abroad at LUC's Vietnam Center, where she tutored disabled adults in English skills.
In 2019, Annie was part of a team that traveled to Tuvalu, the world's least visited country. There, the Loyola filmmakers mentored Tuvalu youth, facilitating the process of shooting a documentary.
Back in the states, the team secured distribution of the film, "We Are Tuvalu," in over 50 countries, including the United States. Annie currently serves as a "one-man-band" reporter for the station, covering news of the day across Michiana. Annie has a passion for telling local, community stories, and covers topics like mental health, housing, crime, law enforcement, local government, and much more.
Annie also serves as a fill-in anchor and producer for the station.
Articles by Annie Kate
- Delphi Murders Trial: The sentence
- Joe Donnelly reflects on time as U.S. ambassador to the Vatican
- Indiana lawmakers push for tenant protections after Smith Six fire
- Remembering 'Chief' Darryl Boykins, South Bend's first Black police chief
- Marshall County rejects solar plans
- Father of Smith Six mourns, cause of fire 'undetermined'
- What's next for Portage Manor? Public can weigh in
- Plans for 'The Dream Collective' in South Bend's Monroe Park
- 'Blocked Crossings' website keeps track of trains in Jackson Township
- Benton Harbor homes, businesses without power Thursday
- Buttigieg visits South Bend in final days as Secretary of Transportation
- Community rallies around firefighter after house burns down
- The Silicon Prairie: Water Worries
- Pokagon Band and Four Winds Casinos partner with Salvation Army to provide Thanksgiving meals
- Local pastor arrested, accused of predatory behavior
- Laurel Place tenant maintenance problems continue
- Take a look at the new and improved LaSalle Park
- The effort to bring data centers to Southwest Michigan
- 'They're both dads,' Families ask questions after men found in river
- Delphi Murders Trial: The day after the verdict
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 21: The verdict
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 20: Deliberation continues
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 19: The jury deliberates
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 18: Closing Arguments
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 17: The defense rests
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 16: Expert witnesses for the defense
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 15: Richard Allen’s mental health
- District races could shift balance of St. Joseph County Council
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 13: The defense's first witnesses
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 12: The Prosecution Rests
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 11: The prison psychologist
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 10: Police interviews and confessions
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 9: The DNA and blood
- Delphi Murder Trial Day 8: The Interview
- Delphi Murders Trial Day 7: The Cartridge
- Delphi Murders Day 6: The tip about Richard Allen
- Delphi Murders Trial: The autopsies
- Delphi Murders Trial: Physical evidence and eyewitnesses
- Delphi Murders Trial: Investigators testify, crime scene photos revealed
- Delphi Murders Trial: Opening statements and first witnesses
- Delphi Murders Trial: Jury sworn in, moved to Carroll County
- Delphi Murders Trial: What to expect at trial
- Delphi Murders Trial: Day two of jury selection
- Jury selection underway in Delphi murders trial
- Officials discuss new property tax break in SJC, first of its kind in Indiana
- SB Thrive: South Bend Heritage developing 54-unit affordable housing complex
- 'If you don't vote, don't complain,' Indiana's voter registration deadline is tonight
- Hydro expands in Cassopolis nearly one year after opening
- GOP leaders renew calls for SJC judge to resign
- Family remembers Daryl Payne, hit-and-run victim, as they seek answers
- South Bend to host Coffee and Donuts with the Forest Service event
- South Bend startup 'rScan' to expand, diverting retail returns from landfill
- City of Buchanan to re-establish special assessment district to fund ambulance services
- Debate over data center possibly coming to Bristol
- Public, environmentalists speak out against auto yard at former South Bend Motor Speedway
- Construction starts for Mishawaka Troop Town
- Caution signs reinstalled in St. Joseph, drowning victims remembered
- Saying goodbye to South Bend Motor Speedway as auto auction eyes property
- HUD announces major manufactured housing code updates in Elkhart
- Free financial counseling coming to South Bend
- 'Pure Michigan' sign shot 18 times on U.S. 31, MSP looking for shooter
- New site for New Day Intake Center on Old Cleveland Road
- Mother sues City of Niles over daughter's 2022 murder
- 'Save Lakeside Woods' group buying land back from developer
- Sixth grader attacked at Jackson Middle by fellow student
- 2024 Four Winds Invitational tees off Friday
- Professional golfers visit Beacon Children's patients ahead of Four Winds Invitational
- Second mother speaks out after playground collision leaves first grader's skull fractured
- 'The school should have called an ambulance,' mom outraged after daughter's head injury at LaVille Elementary
- Juday Creek clubhouse a pile of rubble, family plans to rebuild
- Water planning for the future in Indiana
- Two of Canada's largest railroad companies in arbitration with the Union
- A snapshot of Elkhart's economy with a national backdrop
- A look at local IREAD scores and the steps towards improving them
- A look at the 2024 fruit harvest in Southwest Michigan
- Remembering Darlene Hulse and her unsolved murder 40 years later
- UPDATE: One charged after fight starts outside of LGBTQ+ event at The Well in South Bend
- Tour Cultivate Food Rescue's cold storage warehouse
- Vice Presidential Candidate JD Vance speaks in Byron Center Michigan
- St. Joseph County Council voting for Amazon tax abatements