Kristina Moy
Kristina Moy is the managing editor of FOX 13 Seattle. She has worked in digital and broadcast media for more than 25 years for the likes of Kickin' Country, Young Country, KIRO 7, Red Tricycle, Hearst Newspapers, Seattle PI, SFGATE, Chron and MySA.
While working at the CBS affiliate in Seattle, she received two Northwest Regional EMMY nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS).
Kristina is a Seattle native and a graduate of the University of Washington. Go Dawgs! She covers breaking news, local stories, food, entertainment and everything in between.
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The latest from Kristina Moy
Tears, heartbreak at Chase Jones sentencing—teen in fatal Renton, WA crash
There wasn't a dry eye in the courtroom on Friday.
Redmond light rail launch day packed with events, activities
To celebrate the opening, Sound Transit has planned a host of family activities
Shanghai Garden to permanently close after serving Seattle for 30 years
The restaurant known for hand-shaven noodles will serve its last meal May 31.
Passenger removed from Seattle plane after making ‘inappropriate comment’
Here’s what we know about the security scare at SEA on Wednesday:
Seattle sees big spike in home sales, but listings lag behind
Here's what this latest report means for home buyers and sellers.
These 2 WA trails rank among best in US, new study finds
For hikers seeking their next adventure, these two WA trails offer iconic scenery and rewarding climbs, all within an easy drive from Seattle.
Duke’s on Alki closes after 25 years in West Seattle, cites pandemic impacts
The iconic waterfront restaurant cites pandemic impacts and the West Seattle Bridge closure in its decision to shutter.
New study reveals you need $169K to be financially happy in Seattle
Seattle ranked #11 among U.S. cities where money has the biggest impact on happiness.
Chick-fil-A to open at Tacoma Dome, debuting at April event
Tacoma Dome visitors will soon have a new dining option as they enjoy concerts, sporting events and more.
Lightning storm in Seattle: How to protect yourself indoors, outside
The best way to stay safe is to plan ahead and follow these rules.