Kylie Khan
Anchor/Reporter
WILX
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With more than six years of experience in the television news industry, Kylie is glad to be a part of the WILX team. After attending Central Michigan University, Kylie began her career as a reporter in Marquette before moving to Maryland where she covered stories in Montgomery County. Kylie has been the weekend morning anchor and a reporter at WILX since September of 2018.
When she's not on air, Kylie enjoys spending time with her family and three cats. Please send any story ideas to kylie.khan@gray.tv.
A city waiting for justice may finally get its day in court.
Just four weeks after states started receiving the COVID vaccine, the federal government says it’s time to move on to the next phase.
The new rules prevent the open carrying of firearms within the Capitol building, but do not prevent concealed weapons.
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A fire broke out early Sunday morning at the America’s Best Value Inn in Lansing.
An Ingham County man is out of $1,800 after both of his stimulus checks were deposited into someone else’s account.
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Some neighbors in Okemos spent Saturday enjoying the wintery weather by building a massive snowman.
There’s a plan to help some local businesses by shedding a little light on them.
One person was killed in a single vehicle crash Saturday night in Tompkins Township.
The City of Lansing says it has found beds for people living in a homeless encampment downtown, but the people who live there are not willing to leave so easily.
Those on the front lines of COVID-19 have received a lot of attention over the past nine months. But, what is their day-to-day life really like?
Attorney General Dana Nessel and others are cracking down on threats made to public leaders.
A group of about a dozen people gathered outside the Capitol Monday to protest the results of the election.
A woman has been arrested and charged with second degree murder after she was involved in a crash that killed an animal control officer.
Emily and Nick Randall have a rare love story.
New COVID-19 data is giving the state health department “cautious optimism.”
Hospitals have been anxiously waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine months. Now it’s almost go time.
The Aloha State wants people to move there temporarily.
This Giving Tuesday is especially important for organizations hit hard by the pandemic.
Ingham County Sheriff Scott Wrigglesworth says there are still two inmates with COVID-19 in the jail after an outbreak affected 60 inmates two weeks ago.
The night before Thanksgiving is one of the biggest drinking nights of the year, but this time around, you won’t see bars filled with people.
The protesters want to engage and ensure that every voice is heard in the 2020 general election.
As Election Day nears, candidates are still very active in Michigan.
Former educator Jerry Hilliard,(D), is running against incumbent Congressman John Moolenaar, (R), to represent Michigan’s 4th Congressional District.
Michigan’s House of Representatives 58th District is up for grabs this November.
Voters will choose two Michigan State University Trustees this November.
Michigan has found its perfect tree. It was put up in front of the Capitol Saturday morning.
Lansing Police are investigating a shooting in South Lansing.
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Incumbent Senator Gary Peters will face Republican John James in the November election.
Michigan’s top leaders are reassuring voters the polls will be safe on Election Day and their vote will be counted accurately.
State Representative Graham Filler, (R-DeWitt), is running for re-election after his first term in the House.
Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin is looking to hold on to her seat as Michigan’s 8th Congressional District representative.
President Donald Trump will make a stop in Lansing on Tuesday.
Republican Nate Ross is looking to take first-term state Representative Kara Hope’s seat in the Michigan House of Representatives.
This November, voters will decide how money collected for state parks can be spent.
There are three candidates seeking to represent Jackson County in the Michigan House of Representatives.
Congressman Tim Walberg, (R), is looking to serve another term in the House of Representatives while former Saline mayor Gretchen Driskell, (D), hopes to unseat him.
Grass Lake Township voters are being asked to decide on a new millage to pay for road improvements.
A deer caused a crash involving seven vehicles Sunday night.
A police chase in Howell Friday caused some schools to go on lockdown and ended in an arrest.
First term State Representative Julie Brixie, (D-Meridian Twp.), hopes to hold on to her seat representing the 69th District.
Jackson voters will have a chance to weigh in on how vacant city positions should be filled, specifically city council seats and the treasurer.
There are two spots on the Michigan Supreme Court on this November’s ballot.
With the election only 20 days away, the Trump campaign is pulling out all the stops in Michigan.
There could soon be some new laws in place for COVID-19-related lawsuits. The State Senate is scheduled to vote on those measures on Monday evening.
There are three candidates on the ballot looking to fill the 71st House District seat.
Former State Senator Rick Jones is challenging current Eaton County Sheriff Tom Reich to reclaim his former position.
We could start seeing election results sooner than expected now that Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a new bill into law.