Nia Wong
Nia Wong joined the FOX 13 team as a weekend evening anchor and reporter in August 2022.
She crossed the Cascades from Spokane, WA where she spent three years as an evening anchor and investigative reporter for KXLY-TV.
While in the Lilac City, her reports were recognized with a regional Murrow Award and Society of Professional Journalists - Northwest Excellence in Journalism award.
Nia's journalism journey started by hanging out in concert pits photographing indie/rock bands and her broadcasting career has taken her through every state on the West Coast.
Nia is a proud alum of U.C. Irvine (Go Anteaters!) and she is currently the secretary for the Asian American Journalists Association's Seattle chapter.
When she's off the air, Nia enjoys playing ukulele, practicing yoga, road tripping and snuggling with her cat Pascal.
The latest from Nia Wong
WA OSPI reacts to order dismantling Department of Education
In response to President Trump's executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education, the state Superintendent of Instruction released a passionate statement, saying the President's decision “underscores the President’s disregard of public education and civil rights."
Seattle police chief makes first appearance at community engagement meeting
Chief Shon Barnes gave a talk and took questions from community leaders and the audience at the Southwest Precinct Tuesday night.
Man with 35 traffic infractions charged in deadly overpass crash in Tukwila, WA
Multiple charges have come down for a 30-year-old man accused of driving his car off an overpass and onto I-5 last week.
Father 'deeply concerned' for British cartoonist locked up at Tacoma, WA ICE detention center
A 28-year-old British woman who had been backpacking in the United States this winter is now locked up at the Northwest ICE Processing Center.
Wheel user slaps anti-Elon sticker on Tesla Cybertruck in Seattle traffic
A Tesla Cybertruck in Seattle was targeted by an individual who placed an anti-Elon Musk sticker on the vehicle while it was stopped at a traffic light.
Seattle residents claim SOAP ordinance not being enforced along Aurora Avenue
Those living near Aurora Avenue say the SOAP ordinance is not bringing any noticeable changes, nearly six months later.
Mural for incarcerated Japanese Americans during WWII vandalized in Seattle
Artwork dedicated to Japanese Americans incarcerated in WWII were discovered vandalized on Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Day in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. Jeff Liang, Interim Executive Director with Chinatown International District's Business Improvement Area (CID-BIA) says he was alerted of the defacement on Monday in Nihonmachi Alley, the Japantown area of CID.
WA human rights groups call on elected officials to expand protections for immigrants
Washington human rights organizations are calling on Governor Bob Ferguson, Attorney General Nick Brown and other elected officials to expand protections for immigrant and refugee groups within the state.
Lynnwood daycare accused of medicating children with Benadryl, no charges filed
Families who sent their children to Little Hands Big Hearts Early Learning in Lynnwood have been notified that criminal charges will not be filed against the daycare's owner and operator.
'It always feels violating': Owner says White Center music venue suffers second burglary in 6 months
The owner of a live music venue says he is out thousands of dollars after thieves broke into his business early Monday morning.