Emily Fox-Million

Emily Fox-Million | Award-Winning Multimedia Journalist

Emily Fox-Million is a Student Emmy Award-winning multi-skilled journalist at KREM 2 News in Spokane, Washington. She covers Eastern Washington and North Idaho, delivering daily stories on breaking news, public policy, and community issues. Her strengths include live reporting, compelling interviews, and clear, people-focused storytelling for television, web, and social media.

Emily brings experience across the newsroom—from reporting and anchoring to producing and video editing. At KREM 2, she develops story ideas, interviews sources, writes and edits broadcast packages, produces daily social media reels, and creates digital coverage under daily deadlines. She has extensive experience with CUEZ and proficiency in DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Creative Suite, iNews, and ENPS.

She earned four Rocky Mountain Student Production Award nominations and won for her specialty show, State Lines, which she developed while completing her master’s degree and reporting and producing for Cronkite News. Her work reflects an ability to balance daily newsroom demands with longer-form storytelling.

Emily earned her master’s degree in Mass Communication from Arizona State University in 2026 and her bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication in 2025. Her experience includes producing, reporting, and anchoring for Cronkite News, along with internships at Arizona PBS, The Arizona Republic, and ABC15 Arizona.

Originally from Fort Collins, Colorado, Emily also produced and co-hosted Blaze Radio’s award-winning show A Little Unorthodox and served as president of Hillel at ASU.