Kimberly Moore

Education, breaking news, general assignment and municipal reporter for the Space Coast's daily paper.

Media Relations Officer for one of the world's largest non-profit organizations.

In Port-au-Prince and Baghdad, filed daily reports for the Associated Press Radio in 1994, and wrote in-depth features on the Haitian crisis for The Ledger (Lakeland, Fla.) From 1995-1998, wrote a weekly column for The Miami Herald's "Home" section, as well as travel and feature articles. Wrote a freelance essay on air travel safety for The Jerusalem Post Magazine.

Anchor and Reporter for Florida's only statewide television news organization. Produced, wrote, anchored and edited weekend newscasts and reported daily, weekday stories, including the five-week saga of the Presidential Election 2000.

Wrote and illustrated a children's book about the late Florida Governor Lawton Chiles. The book was distributed for free to 25,000 underprivileged Florida preschool students. See it at www.lawtonchiles.org/cover.html

General assignment reporter for Tallahassee's NBC affiliate. Responsible for writing and producing daily stories and live coverage of breaking news, including the death of Gov. Lawton Chiles, two hurricanes and the inauguration of Gov. Jeb Bush.

Wrote long-format stories and quick story summaries. Assisted anchors on breaking stories, including the Valuejet and TWA Flight 800 crashes, and the death of Princess Diana.

Washington reporter for The Nashville Banner, The Las Vegas Sun, Florida New York Times papers and The Miami Herald. Covered Vice President Al Gore, the Department of Energy, and the Tennessee, Florida and Nevada Congressional delegations. Investigated and broke the controversial story of Rep. Corrine Brown's falsified campaign finance documents.

Weekend anchor and weekday reporter for Israeli Television's English News. Stories included the Gulf War and Gulf Crisis, Iraqi SCUD missile attacks on Tel Aviv, Arab Intifada activities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, Jerusalem's municipal government and live coverage of Christmas Eve services in Bethlehem.

WVFS-FM News Director, The Flambeau writer