Kimberly Gill is a News Anchor/Reporter at WDIV-TV in Detroit, MI. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, competitive sports, and local news, with a focus on Michigan and Detroit. Kimberly has been featured in WJXT and is a two-time Emmy winner, showcasing her dedication to impactful journalism in the communities she serves.
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Kimberly Gill's coverage focuses on local news, particularly evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships and crime in the Michigan, Detroit area. She often covers personal or community-focused topics.
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By: Kimberly Gill
LANSING, Mich. – A Michigan lawmaker is making moves to ban landfills in the state from accepting out-of-state radioactive waste.
By: Kimberly Gill
Kimberly Gill shares her stories, chats with local specialist Menopause is no joke. It's inevitable in a woman's life.
By: Kimberly Gill
The University of Michigan men's hockey team will host its first "pink game" to honor assistant coach Matt Deschamps' wife, Kelly, who was diagnosed with stage three inflammatory breast cancer. The event, occurring during a game against St. Cloud State University, aims to raise awareness and support for those affected by breast cancer, with players wearing pink ribbons and using pink tape on their sticks.
By: Brandon Carr, Kimberly Gill
As the countdown clock slows, the United States is in the home stretch to Election Day.
By: Kimberly Gill, Brandon Carr
A new life-saving technology was used during a heartfelt reunion thanks to the world's smallest heart pump, Impella, giving patients a second chance at life.
By: Brandon Carr, Kimberly Gill
Americans are set to take record advantage of the convenience of online ordering during the 2024 holiday season.
By: Kimberly Gill
DETROIT – A new facility aimed at helping those who have faced chronic homelessness is set to open soon in Midtown Detroit.
DETROIT – Most New Year's resolutions involve doing something you don't enjoy but would improve your health.
By: Kimberly Gill, Brandon Carr
Experts warn vulnerable groups in Metro Detroit about the rising risk of frostbite due to extreme cold.
By: Kimberly Gill
Pediatricians at Henry Ford Health are stepping up to help protect children from unsecured guns.
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