Kjerstin Ramsing |
Kjerstin Ramsing is an Emmy award winning reporter for FOX59 News. She loves to cover breaking news and meeting new people while on assignment. On occasion you will find her on the anchor desk.
After growing up in Seattle, Kjerstin moved south to sunny California, attending the University of Southern California. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and studied International Relations. Her fondest news moment while in college was flying with the Blue Angels. Kjerstin was the weather anchor and feature reporter for the college TV station Annenberg TV News.
After that, she packed up her bags and moved to Farmington, New Mexico where she was a general assignment reporter and then later became the morning anchor for KOBF-TV. Kjerstin won both Associated Press and New Mexico Broadcasting Association awards while covering the news in the Land of Enchantment.
Kjerstin then took a job in Spokane, Washington at KXLY4. While there she won an Associated Press award for her feature story on the fashion statement known as a "Nubrella". She was also honored with the title "best TV reporter" by readers of the Inlander newspaper.
She most recently was honored with a prestigious Emmy award for her breaking news coverage in Indianapolis.
Kjerstin is active in the community volunteering her time. She currently volunteers with the Assistance League of Indianapolis, Girls Inc., and the American Cancer Society. Reading to children at I-P-S schools is also something she enjoys. Kjerstin has also lent her voice to organizations like the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Her parents and younger brother live in Seattle. Kjerstin is a Delta Gamma and loves getting together with sisters that are now spread out all over the country. In her spare time, Kjerstin enjoys skiing in the winter, watching football, reading, gardening, running, sailing and biking all year long.
Kjerstin is excited to be living in Indianapolis and looking forward to the new adventures that are sure to come.
After growing up in Seattle, Kjerstin moved south to sunny California, attending the University of Southern California. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and studied International Relations. Her fondest news moment while in college was flying with the Blue Angels. Kjerstin was the weather anchor and feature reporter for the college TV station Annenberg TV News.
After that, she packed up her bags and moved to Farmington, New Mexico where she was a general assignment reporter and then later became the morning anchor for KOBF-TV. Kjerstin won both Associated Press and New Mexico Broadcasting Association awards while covering the news in the Land of Enchantment.
Kjerstin then took a job in Spokane, Washington at KXLY4. While there she won an Associated Press award for her feature story on the fashion statement known as a "Nubrella". She was also honored with the title "best TV reporter" by readers of the Inlander newspaper.
She most recently was honored with a prestigious Emmy award for her breaking news coverage in Indianapolis.
Kjerstin is active in the community volunteering her time. She currently volunteers with the Assistance League of Indianapolis, Girls Inc., and the American Cancer Society. Reading to children at I-P-S schools is also something she enjoys. Kjerstin has also lent her voice to organizations like the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Her parents and younger brother live in Seattle. Kjerstin is a Delta Gamma and loves getting together with sisters that are now spread out all over the country. In her spare time, Kjerstin enjoys skiing in the winter, watching football, reading, gardening, running, sailing and biking all year long.
Kjerstin is excited to be living in Indianapolis and looking forward to the new adventures that are sure to come.
