Kimberly Gill
Local 4 WDIV Detroit
Detroit, MI, United States
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Clinical trial drug helps Lansing mother with brain tumor
Katy Sanchez has participated in a clinical trial at the Cleveland Clinic for the past five years. → Read More
1 dead, 2 injured in shooting on Detroit’s west side
One person is dead, and two others are injured after a shooting on Detroit’s west side. → Read More
Crews from Detroit Fire Department battled apartment fire on city’s west side
Crews from the Detroit Fire Department battled an apartment fire on the city’s west side. → Read More
Woman hurt in apartment complex fire on Detroit’s west side
One woman was hurt in an apartment complex fire that broke out on Detroit's west side. → Read More
Woman shares story 6 years after ex-husband murders her 4 children in Dearborn Heights home
On Sept. 21, 2016, Faith Green watched two of her children be murdered execution-style by her ex-husband. → Read More
Oxford Community Schools superintendent resigns due to health concerns
Oxford Community Schools Superintendent Ken Weaver has resigned due to health concerns. → Read More
Live at 7 on Local 4+: Kimberly Gill hosts Detroit townhall on school attendance crisis
For the past month I’ve been doing stories highlighting the issue of chronic absenteeism in the Detroit Public Schools Community District. → Read More
Detroit police halt landfill search for Zion Foster’s remains, murder investigation continues
The Detroit Police Department has submitted a warrant for murder in the case of Zion Foster. → Read More
Here’s how Detroit public schools is battling against chronic absenteeism
The Detroit Public School Community District is preparing for a crucial day for Michigan Public Schools. → Read More
Detroit gospel singer Marvin Winans pays respect to Queen Elizabeth II
Mourners from across the world, including Detroit, continue to wait in a five-mile long line to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II. → Read More
Thousands pay respect to Queen Elizabeth II despite 24-hour wait
Thousands of people have continued to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II in London. → Read More
Hazmat situation taking place at US Ice after ammonia leak, officials say
Officials say that a hazmat situation occurred at US Ice after an ammonia leak. → Read More
Kimberly Gill shares her experience meeting a journalist she grew up watching on NBC News
When my boss asked me if I wanted to interview Maria Shriver when she came to town to deliver the commencement speech last week at the University of Michigan, I looked at her and said, “well, that’s a no-brainer.” Of course, I would! I was ecstatic! What a fantastic assignment. → Read More
Detroit Chapter of The Links making a difference through friendship, service
A powerful group of women has been quietly working for seven decades to give back to the Detroit community. → Read More
Michigan woman hopes her story will encourage others to watch for signs of kidney disease
A Michigan woman shared the story of her battle with Chronic Kidney Disease in hopes that it will urge others to keep an eye out for warning signs. → Read More
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pleads with NATO for no-fly zone
In the path of the relentless Russian onslaught in Ukraine, no one is safe, not even innocent civilians. → Read More
Study shows getting COVID vaccine while pregnant can also protect baby
There’s new evidence that getting vaccinated against COVID while pregnant can also provide protection to the baby. → Read More
Metro Detroit woman receives heart transplant and with it a second chance: ‘Scars are stories’
More than one in three women are living with some form of cardiovascular disease. → Read More
Baby survives rare, complex heart surgery while still in the womb
One family has a lot to celebrate this Heart Month after their baby son survived a rare and complex surgery. → Read More
‘You cannot ignore the signs’: Singer Dee Dee Davis wants women to start paying attention to their heart health
The American Heart Association has chosen “Reclaim Your Rhythm” as this year’s theme. A Metro Detroit woman embodies that theme in every way and she’s hoping it will strike a chord with other women too. → Read More