Kim Wynne is a reporter for WGHP-TV, focusing on local news in Miami, Florida. With a background in journalism, Kim has covered a wide range of stories, from crime and investigations to community events and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured on WPTV, showcasing her dedication to providing accurate and engaging news coverage.
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Miami, Florida, United States (Local)
Kim Wynne's coverage focuses predominantly on local breaking news and evolving crime stories in the Florida area, particularly South Florida. If you have insights or information related to ongoing crime investigations, local events, or educational developments in this specific region, Kim would likely be interested.
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By: Kim Wynne
A woman described the scary moments a car crashed into her Lauderhill home and burst into flames.
By: Kim Wynne, Monica Galarza
The driver of an SUV that slammed into a woman’s Lauderhill home Sunday evening suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash, police confirmed to NBC6.
A Miramar resident saw the missing child wandering in his neighborhood and recognized him from the news
By: Kim Wynne
A mother and daughter were killed and another family member was critically injured in a Hialeah crash involving a 14-year-old who was joyriding in his parents' car, police said.
By: Kim Wynne
A mother and daughter were killed and another family member was critically injured in a Hialeah crash involving a 14-year-old who was joyriding in his parents’ car, police said.
By: Kim Wynne
A repeat violent offender arrested just weeks ago for trying to rob an elderly woman is back behind bars after he allegedly targeted and battered another woman in Miami Beach.
By: Kim Wynne
For one man, Haitian Heritage Month means a fresh start and a feeling of safety after recently moving from Haiti to the U.S. to escape the violence that’s taken over much of the country.
By: Kim Wynne
Family gathered to protest in the streets of Wynwood on Sunday, to demand justice for the Miami women charged in the deadly shooting of an alleged car burglar.
By: Kim Wynne
Amy Barwell is sharing her story of survival after a tragic motorcycle accident that changed her life in an instant.
Seven town hall meetings later in auditoriums packed with parents, Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Howard Hepburn said that eight schools will need to close for the 2025-26 school year.
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