Gabriella Premus
Gabriella Premus is a reporter at FOX 32 Chicago. She joined the WFLD team in September 2023.
She is a native of San Diego, California, and later moved to the small town of Webster, South Dakota. Gabriella earned a journalism degree at South Dakota State University.
Gabriella is a FOX 32 intern turned reporter. She spent the summer of 2019 learning from reporters, photographers, and producers about the TV news business. She credits her time at WFLD for solidifying her love for news.
After leaving Chicago, she spent more than three years at WLUK FOX 11 News in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Gabriella co-anchored the area’s #1 weekend morning show and provided reports during the week. While in Green Bay, she covered everything from breaking news and severe storms to medical news and outdoor fun.
Outside of work, you’ll find Gabriella volunteering, exercising, or hunting for the best lattes in Chicago.
Email Gabriella your story ideas at [email protected] or connect with her on Facebook @GabriellaPremusTV.
The latest from Gabriella Premus
'Reclaiming Chicago' campaign revitalizes Back of the Yards with new homes for families
A vibrant campaign is underway in the heart of Chicago's Southwest Side, breathing new life into long-overlooked neighborhoods.
Vehicle crashes through barrier, hits lightpole near Dan Ryan Expressway
A vehicle crashed through a barrier and hit a lightpole near the Dan Ryan Expressway Wednesday morning.
Taking a walk into Chicago's deep Puerto Rican history
A walking tour in Humboldt Park will teach even the most seasoned Chicagoan a thing or two about the Northwest Side.
Rolled over truck stalls traffic on Edens Expressway
A semi rolled over on the Edens Expressway Monday morning, stalling outbound traffic near Skokie.
Lollapalooza street closures begin in downtown Chicago
Drivers, prepare for street closures as Lollapalooza takes over Grant Park this weekend.
$100K reward offered for tips leading to suspect's arrest in Chicago officer's murder
Chicago police have identified a suspect wanted in the slaying of officer Luis M. Huesca and have issued a warrant for his arrest.
Travelers pack O'Hare to return home after Christmas, but the holiday chaos isn't over yet
Christmas is behind us, but the holiday travel season is far from over.
Augie's Journey: Lung cancer patient finds support, family at Guest House
For 25 years, a nonprofit has ensured patients and their families have a place to stay during medical treatments. On Christmas, Guest House Chicago wanted to make those families have an unforgettable meal while their other family members were miles away.
'We want to make them smile': Chicago church helps migrants celebrate Christmas
The holiday season looks different this year for most Central and South American asylum seekers in Chicago.
Ed Burke verdict: Former Chicago alderman found guilty in corruption trial
Former Alderman Ed Burke — the longest serving City Council member in Chicago’s history — was found guilty of several felonies on Thursday in his historic corruption trial.