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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.
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.
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.
Oct 27, 2007 · 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.
Nov 12, 2011 · SALT LAKE CITY — Michelle King is back in broadcasting. King will make her debut as the host of KSL TV’s "Mormon Times" television show this Sunday at 10 a.m. King spent the majority of her 30-year broadcasting career as KUTV Ch. 2’s lead anchorwoman before she retired at the end of 2007.
Oct 26, 2007 · Nearly three decades later, King, 50, will end her career on the same footing as her Channel 5 counterpart as one of Utah's most recognized news anchors. King will announce during...
Nov 9, 2011 · Salt Lake City, UT, November 1st, 2011: KSL TV announced today Michelle King as the new host of the Mormon Times show. In July, Michelle and her husband, returned from presiding over LDS missionaries in the Atlanta, Georgia North Mission.
