Articles by Kalae Chock
Kalae anchors KXLY4 News @ 11 Monday through Friday. Kalae graduated from Washington State University in 2002 (Go Cougs!) and from there moved to Kalispell, Montana to report at KAJ TV, and then to Missoula to fill the weekend anchor spot at KPAX. Kalae was born in Spokane but spent most of her childhood in Federal Way, where most of her family and very best friends still live. She and her husband Robby welcomed their first child, Leialoha, into the world in July of 2007 and a baby boy named Kekoa in March of 2010. With family friends, college buddies, and Cougar football games just an hour away, who could ask for more? You can contact Kalae at kalaec@kxly.com
This ‘Morning Madness’ blog is innspired by a blog written by Melissa Luck. Luck’s blog is about tipping and how servers are getting ripped off because people can’t afford the added cost after paying …
I’ve got a question… if it’s okay to talk about the country’s debt, can we talk about yours? Eeee. Scary question huh? I think a lot of people don’t like to talk about their …
I said the other day that “it’s un-American to buy your Halloween costume”. It’s not creative and it’s easy. Yes, you can buy things to make your Halloween costume… but to me, buying a pre-made …
When both of my grandmother’s daughters married men from Hawaii, both couples produced some grandkids with some funky names. Well, I don’t know if they were funky per se. But, they were funky for …
My mom used to call me her little monkey. She says I’d climb up anything and hang from anywhere. She’s got a picture of me in the laundry room hanging by my knees from the dryer when …
Remember how your momma, teacher, and every other sympathetic adult used to say “People put others down so they can feel better about themselves”? Well, it’s true. I realized that yesterday when I logged …
Look closely. There’s a kid sandwhiched in between these people. Crazy! Who thought this was a good idea?
They fail the child safety test.
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Growing up, my family members liked to embarrass each other by duct taping letters to our shirts, spelling out whoever’s name, and then going to that person’s sporting event and cheering them on. It happened …
Apparently, Leialoha does not want to be Tigger.
The picture to prove it… soon to come.
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In this biz, people ask a lot of questions about working in a newsroom and being on TV. Those questions include: Does someone do your makeup? Do you wear shorts and flip flops underneath …
Anchors on the morning show get away with inserting our opinions here and there. I know, it’s totally against the code of ethics for a journalist. But we do it and somehow it’s okay… …
