Natalie Morris
Good Morning KOTA Territory Anchor
Rapid City, SD
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Natalie is from Canby, Min. She joined KOTA Territory News and KEVN Black Hills Fox in September 2019 as a multimedia journalist and quickly transitioned into anchoring Good Morning KOTA Territory. Natalie's passion is people, and if she can share their stories then she knows she is creating a positive impact on her audience. Outside of work, Natalie loves to sing, golf, try new foods, and travel. She is a loving dog mom to her 2-year-old Toy Poodle, Theo. Her favorite drink is a green tea latte with almond milk!
You can follow Natalie on Facebook and Twitter @nataliemorrisTV or on Instagram @natmorrisTV. If you have any story ideas, Natalie would love to hear from you via email at natalie.morris@kotatv.com.
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