Michelle Baik is a Reporter at KARE 11. With a focus on topics such as AI platforms, generative AI, and animal rescue and rehabilitation, she explores the intersection of technology and social issues in the United States. Michelle has been featured in various outlets including WMTV NBC 15, THV11, and WJHG-TV, among others.
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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.
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State Fairgoers connect with Athena Hollins' moving tribute to Melissa Hortman through poignant crop art and a powerful message of love and justice.
Community brightens students' return with vibrant chalk art, aiming to inspire joy and healing after tragedy.
By: Michelle Baik
Students returned Tuesday for the first time since the shooting three weeks ago.
By: Michelle Baik, Dana Thiede
Fravel's attorney filed 55 pages of court documents this week, alleging multiple errors in the 2024 trial that ended with convictions on multiple counts.
By: Michelle Baik
When their adult children decided to leave cornfields for other fields of work, Darrell and Arlene became the last farmers in their line.
By: Michelle Baik
If you are voting in the Twin Cities this November, here is what to look out for in the mayoral races.
One dog owner explained why her paralyzed dachshund gets the treatment.
By: Michelle Baik, Dana Thiede
The public defender for Jordan Collins says media coverage of the case makes it impossible to find a non-biased jury in Anoka County.
The latest model of hearing aids includes generative AI, meaning the devices can learn from the user.
The vocalists, ages 13 and 16, took similar paths to the revered performance venue.
