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Sep 13, 2021 · Michelle Milne King is a former television newscaster and now serves as host of Mormon Times TV show. She was the news anchor for Salt Lake City-based KUTV Channel 2 news. She was the longest-tenured woman in that position in Utah. She was with the channel from August 1978 until her retirement in November 2007.
Once BYU’s reigning Homecoming queen, Michelle Milne King, ’78, now rules over Utah’s KUTV television news desk as veteran nighttime anchorwoman. In the mid-1970s Michelle Milne left El Monte, Calif., bound for Provo and BYU, where she sang with Sounds of Freedom with which she traveled the world.
Michelle King: Jan. 13 episode of 'Mormon Times TV' will feature study helps for Doctrine and Covenants. By. Michelle King. 11 years ago. Michelle King: Our favorites from 2012, on 'Mormon Times TV'. By. Michelle King. 11 years ago. Michelle King: Uchtdorf family Christmas traditions, on 'Mormon Times TV'.
Oct 27, 2007 · By Deseret News, Scott D. Pierce. It's the end of an era in Utah television news — KUTV-Ch. 2 is set to announce that longtime anchorwoman Michelle King is retiring. With 23 years as Ch. 2's lead anchorwoman, King is the longest-tenured woman in that position at any station in the state. No other woman at any station in Utah has even come close.
Nov 28, 2007 · Biography: Michelle King. Age: 50. Birthplace: El Monte, Calif. Education: Brigham Young University; bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism, 1976. Career: Joined KUTV in 1978 as a consumer reporter, then noon co-anchor and general reporter. Co-anchor on evening news beginning in 1984. Family: Husband Steven and four children.
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Jan 10, 2008 · Michelle King Michelle King was politely asked to retire after her 30 reign at KUTV News. King took an unconventional role as a woman anchor in Utah, raising children while working full time at KUTV News. Michelle King and her husband Steve are currently serving as Missonary Presidents in Atlanta; Randall Carlisle
Mar 7, 2020 · When they received the call to serve as the new Laie Hawaii Temple Visitors’ Center Director, Elder Steven King, and his wife, Sister Michelle King, from Bountiful, Utah, both agreed it was unexpected but inspired. Sister King had been on the Primary General Board for a little more than a year.
