Michelle Baik is a Weekend Anchor and Reporter at NBC15. She covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, drones, and animal care, while also addressing social issues in Wisconsin and beyond. Michelle has been featured in various news outlets such as WMTV NBC 15, THV11, and KARE 11.
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Michelle Baik's coverage focuses on a wide range of local news, including government announcements, evolving stories, event coverage, and breaking news. She covers themes such as entertainment news, health, family & relationships, crime, government & politics. The topics she covers include Lake Mendota, tribal nations, cannabis industry in Wisconsin.
When reaching out to Michelle with pitches or sources for potential articles or comments on the topics covered by her articles it is crucial to consider her focus on local events and issues in Madison. Relevant experts could include those involved in local governance and policy-making (especially related to the mentioned topics), community leaders advocating for specific causes like healthcare access or environmental conservation efforts around Lake Mendota. Additionally experts from relevant organizations working within these fields regionally would make good candidates for outreach when considering Michelle's geographic focus.
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She won four first-place ribbons, two more for second place in her age group and a paper check for $11.50.
A survey by Deloitte shows parents this fall are planning to spend on average $586 per kid.
A survey by Deloitte shows parents this fall are planning to spend on average $586 per kid.
Officer Paul Elmstrand had planned to run the Twin Cities Marathon, his brother said.
“I’m officially at the age where you’re either getting married or running half marathons,” one runner posted on TikTok.
The owner of the 4-year-old canine wants everyone to have their own mess-free drone.
Software engineer Caleb Olson loves his Corgi but not the brown "presents" Twinkie leaves on the lawn so he invented a poop-scooping drone.
A doctor from Children's Minnesota says the pouches are so "easy," parents can overuse them.
By: Michelle Baik
A Blaine man estimates his plasma has made him $50,000 since he began giving it in 2011.
By: Michelle Baik
“There's something so powerful about watching an audience hear these voices, hear this vernacular and lean in,"playwright Lloyd Suh said.
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