Quinn Gorham KEYC
Capitol Bureau Reporter
KEYC
Quinn is the Minnesota Captiol Bureau Reporter for KEYC News Now.
He previously worked at our sister station in Duluth from June 2021 to March 2023.
Quinn graduated from Biola University with a B.A. in Journalism.
During college, Quinn first worked as a reporter, and eventually as the anchor/EP of his University's news program.
There, he learned to love the thrill of journalism while working at the assignment desk at KTLA in Los Angeles in the summer of 2020.
When he isn't on camera, Quinn enjoys skiing, watching baseball, and creating videos on his computer.
Quinn is a "super fan" of the San Diego Padres!
He loves being outdoors and is a huge extrovert, so he spends a lot of time with friends and family.
Minnesota is a far cry from Southern California, but it's a beautiful place that Quinn is excited to explore.
Pitch your story ideas to Quinn at quinn.gorham@gray.tv
The group aims to tackle issues facing EMS workers and first responders around the state, most notably in Minnesota’s rural communities.
Minnesota lawmakers held a task force meeting to identify and discuss systemic issues in the state’s child protection system on Monday.
With ice forming on many Minnesota lakes, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding the public to stay safe when out on the ice.
A new bill proposal to lower childcare costs across the state of Minnesota for anyone earning less than 150% of the state’s median family income.
Several dozen pro-Palestinian demonstrators attended Minnesota’s State Board of Investment meeting on Wednesday to voice support for divestment in Israeli companies.
Minnesota law enforcement is expected to begin using a new method of roadside impairment testing by the start of the new year. For now, the program will be implemented as a pilot.
The president kicked off a 15-state “Investing in Rural America” tour on Wednesday in the city of Northfield... just about a half-hour south of the Twin Cities.
This two-week tour is meant to highlight 5 billion dollars in investments, according to the Biden Administration.
President Biden is traveling to Minnesota Wednesday to share details of his administration’s “Investing in Rural America” agenda.
It’s an iconic event that people come from around the state to take part in and today, 12 days of fair fun kicks off right here at the front gate.
MnDOT raised 4 signs along Highway 5 as they officially dedicated a section of highway near Paisley Park to the late Prince Rogers Nelson.
Governor Tim Walz surrounded himself with gun control advocates and members of his party as he prepared to sign two new gun control measures into law.
For the DFL and Governor Tim Walz, the 2023 legislative session has been one for the ages
Monday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz visited a 129-year-old fish hatchery in the St. Paul area, hoping to see how his proposed funding could make a meaningful difference statewide.
The Minnesota House will take up a bill Monday that would legalize adult-use cannabis in the state of Minnesota. Spokespeople in the Senate say they’re aiming for a floor vote on the bill this Friday.
Governor Walz delivers the annual State of the State address to state lawmakers Wednesday evening. The governor touted his accomplishments and laid out what he’d like to see in his second term.
Minnesota lawmakers from the state’s Reproductive Freedom Caucus gathered alongside activists to address a Texas court ruling that could impact abortion rights in Minnesota.
As the state Legislature prepares to take up budget items after Spring recess, our State Capitol reporter Quinn Gorham sat down for an exclusive interview with Governor Walz.
Neighboring towns came together to help those from Raymond that were evacuated due to the train derailment
The three House passed bills would ban private prisons, look at how to use federal funds for energy projects and the so called "trans-refuge" bill.
The governor hopes to work with all levels of the state government to get his revised proposal passed.
While the bill creates regulations and provisions for new businesses and dispensaries, the existing “hemp-derived THC” industry could suffer if steps aren’t taken to protect their products.
Joined by community leaders, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order which will allow Minnesotans to seek and receive gender-affirming health care.
Gov. TIm Walz, surrounded by the bill's chief authors and hundreds of advocates for the legislation officially repealed the restriction that barred undocumented immigrants from receiving a license.
