Sula Kim is a News Anchor/Reporter at WDSU-TV. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, including consumer health, mental health, and wellness, while also covering themes related to security and law enforcement. Sula's work has been featured in NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, WVTM-TV, and WDSU-TV.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Sula Kim’s coverage suggests she responds well to timely local pitches tied to civic issues, public decisions, and community-impact stories in the New Orleans area. She also appears open to animal-related angles, especially when they connect to services, public funding, or recovery.
She may be most responsive to sources with direct knowledge of a current local issue, or to interviews that add clarity to developing stories involving elections, government actions, or public policy.
Because her focus is local to Louisiana, pitches should keep the New Orleans/Jefferson/Slidell/St. Tammany area front and center.
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State Rep. Danny McCormick plans to introduce legislation to ban flock cameras, citing concerns about privacy and liberty.
Levine first took up boxing while working as a public defender, and she credits the sport with giving her the confidence she needed in the courtroom.
The 'Who's Got Talent' show is September 19.
Family turns loss into hope 12 years after daughter's death from brain cancer
Local event rallies to support animal rescue groups and shelters
The St. Tammany Parish coroner reviewed both autopsy results for Nolan Wells and provided insight as to why water wasn't found inside his body.
Five candidates vying for 22nd JDC bench Division G
NEW ORLEANS — If your pet is the star of your camera roll, here's a chance to show them off and help a good cause.
Cameron Mary (R), a judge candidate for the 22 nd JDC Division E, came into the WDSU studios for a hot seat interview.
Whitney Germany and Luke Lancaster came in for our WDSU hot seat debate.
