Sula Kim Biography
Sula Kim is an American journalist working for WDSU serving as a News Anchor and reporter. She has been working with the station since March 2017.
Sula Kim Career
Kim works for WDSU In 2012, she first moved to New Orleans to work as a morning anchor. Additionally, Kim was one of the three anchors representing Hearst Television.
In addition to that, she provided live reports for all 25 stations and filed daily stories on security and other issues during the 2014 Olympics. Moreover, Sula was selected to join NBC’s Education Nation with NBC host Hoda Kotb in 2013. She also helped moderate several panel discussions and town hall meetings with top educators and state legislators.
The program included dozens of reports by Sula regarding education issues. In Louisiana, Kim covered major stories including Hubig’s Pies fire, the aftermath of the BP Oil Spill, wall-to-wall coverage of Hurricane Isaac, and the corruption trial of former Mayor Ray Nagin. One of her in-depth reports in New Orleans helped influence Senate Bill 66, passed in the 2014 legislative session.
She required home inspectors in Louisiana to report mold to their clients. Previously, Kim spent 6 years in Norfolk, Virginia as a weekend anchor and a general assignment reporter at WVEC (ABC-TV). Additionally, she was part of the station’s Emmy Award-winning coverage of the Virginia Tech shooting in Hampton Roads.
Sula Kim WBAY (ABC)
In addition to that, she also covered many military stories about the trial of Somali Pirates and the Navy Jet crash in Virginia Beach. Other stories include the devastation of 22 local Navy Seals killed when their Chinook Helicopter was shot down by enemy fire in Afghanistan. Moreover, Sula also spent some time in the Midwest as a feature reporter at WBAY (ABC) in Green Bay. While in Wisconsin, Kim hosted a live teen talk show on Wisconsin Public Television dealing with challenging adolescent issues. Moreover, she helped produce and book guests for the one-hour show which won numerous awards across the state.
Furthermore, Kim has earned several journalism awards including a press club award for the best feature story. Other awards include a Sigma Delta Chi award and a regional Edward R. Murrow award for breaking news. She also received a Walter Cronkite award for team Excellence in Television Political Journalism, and an Emmy Nomination for the best feature story.
In addition to that, Sula has volunteered with several organizations including the Service League and the Salvation Army in Green Bay. In New Orleans, she volunteers her time with Celebration Church and gets involved whenever she can. She feels as a journalist it’s important to give back, and help make a difference in the community.
Sula Kim Age
Kim likes to keep her personal life private and hence has not yet disclosed the year and month she was born. It is therefore not known when she celebrates her birthday. However, she might be in her 30s.
Sula Kim Height
Kim stands at the height of 5 feet 4 inches tall.
Sula Kim Family
Kim has managed to keep her personal life away from the limelight hence she has not disclosed any information about her parents. It is also not known if she has any siblings.
Sula Kim Husband
Kim is married to Stanley Ho, on April 24, 2020, the pair had planned to walk down the aisle, although their wedding date was revoked due to the coronavirus pandemic. They tied the knot in June 2020.
Sula Kim’s Net Worth
Kim has an estimated net worth ranging between $1 Million – $5 Million which she has earned through being a News Anchor and reporter.
Sula Kim Salary
She earns an annual salary ranging between $40,000 – $ 110,500.
Sula Kim WDSU
Kim is working at WDSU where she works alongside other famous anchors and reporters including;
- Elizabeth Kuebel
- Randi Rousseau
- Darryl Forges
- Morgan Lentes
- Chad Sabadie
- Travers Mackel
- Gina Swanson
- Sharief Ishaq
- Fletcher Mackel
- Art Jarrett
- Devon Lucie
- Lee Southwick