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
'My daughter could have died': Thurston Co. middle school student attacked in video
A Thurston County father says a video circulating on social media shows his daughter being attacked as she walked through Bush Middle School in Tumwater on April 29th.
UW taking 'advance measures' ahead of Charlie Kirk campus visit
An appearance by right-wing host Charlie Kirk is still going on as scheduled at the University of Washington, despite calls from students to cancel his event. Kirk will be speaking at UW's HUB at 6:30pm on Tuesday as part of his Live Free Tour.
Thieves steal van, damage another from Tacoma food bank in one week
One of the largest emergency food banks in Pierce County has been hit by thieves two nights in a row.
City Council proposal could lower delivery driver minimum wage law in Seattle
Seattle City Council is considering a proposed ordinance related to app-based worker labor standards that advocates say would harm gig workers in Seattle.
Graham family loses home in devastating fire: ‘We had everything in there’
A Pierce County family is picking up the pieces of their lives and recovering from injuries after a fire destroyed their home early Wednesday morning.
Grandmother survives shooting at Covington ATM
A Washington grandmother is recovering after being shot and robbed at a BECU atm in Covington on Friday.
Loren Culp to potentially lose WASPC membership over offensive online posts
In a letter dated April 3, the WASPC Executive Board called Culp out for "numerous offensive public social media posts and comments" in which he called Washington State Representative Jacqueline Maycumber a "female dog" and called Washington State Representative Travis Couture a b---h.
'I don't have any hate for him': Walgreens stabbing victim shares survival story
An employee who was stabbed while working at Walgreens is now out of the hospital and sharing his story with FOX 13.
Immigrants rights groups report harassment at Tacoma memorial
Since setting up an encampment in response to the death of Charles Leo Daniel, immigrant rights activists say they've been harassed and intimidated by aggressive drivers.
Popular Wallingford dumpling restaurant burglarized
A popular dumpling restaurant in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood was broken into over the weekend and was left with thousands of dollars worth of damage. Surveillance footage shows a man shattering a glass window and pushing his body through Dumpling the Noodle around 4 am on Saturday.