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
Family processing tragedy after teen brothers murdered in Poulsbo, WA
Looking back, Shyanne South says she wishes she had taken more pictures of her younger brothers, but most of all, wishes they were still here.
Rare bodycam shows suspect throw bomb at WA police officers on I-90
“Call the bomb squad. He threw out an explosive device. He was trying to light it."
Sister remembers teenage brothers murdered in Poulsbo home
Sebastian, 16, and Scotty, 17, were killed on October 9. Their half brother, 23-year-old Seth South, is accused of stabbing them both to death.
Seattle Public Schools moves forward with plan, timeline to close up to 5 schools
The school board for Seattle Public Schools voted on a resolution to advance plans to close schools.
Pierce County woman disappears in Puyallup on her way to church in Tacoma
"I guarantee you all she wants to get back to doing is helping people," says Jessica McBeath's cousin following the 35-year-old Pierce County woman's disappearance over the weekend.
Lynnwood Police searching for man that possibly groped student at bus stop
Police are sharing a photo of a man who may be connected to groping a woman at a bus stop in Lynnwood.
School officials see increase in cyberbullying in Peninsula School District
Officials in the Peninsula School District are warning families of a rise in cyberbullying in recent months.
Civil rights nonprofits warn against Seattle's surveillance ordinances
Organizations are sharing concerns over ordinances that could add surveillance cameras to several high-crime areas in Seattle.
Auburn passes ordinance to ban public camping in parks, city
The City of Auburn has passed an ordinance that enforces stricter rules on public camping, specifically in parks and city areas.
Thurston Co. middle schooler assaulted on video granted restraining order
A Thurston County girl seen on video getting assaulted by other students at Bush Middle School has filed a restraining order against one of her alleged attackers.