- Over 2,000 Central American migrants try to enter Mexico
- Harry, Meghan to quit royal jobs, give up 'highness' titles
- Women's March draws thousands, despite bitter cold and snow
- Lebanon police fire tear gas at protesters amid Beirut riots
- As area braces for snow, PennDOT promises readiness
- Murphy signs bill offering rebates to New Jersey electric car owners
- In Philly, new gun group wants to educate marginalized communities on gun ownership
- Bucks County students will mark MLK Day with police-community relations summit
- Delco agency asking for public's help as they work to provide free tax services to low-income households
- Hoops from the Heart hosts annual basketball clinics, raises money for nonprofit
- Philadelphia Zoo welcomes first baby sloth bear in more than 20 years
- Krasner reacts to rising number of shootings and homicides in 2019, talks new approaches
- Self-taught baker from Haverford to appear on Food Network baking show
- Christmas wish comes true for NJ 6th grader with surprise homecoming
- Black male teachers get an assist from Sixer Tobias Harris at N. Philly school
- New Jersey home goes Griswold to give kids in need the hap-hap-happiest Christmas
- Cadets continue tradition of running Army-Navy game ball 160 miles from West Point to South Philly
- ‘I can’t just wallow in terror’: Students rally again against climate change
- Robots, drones, high-tech games show STEM career path to Camden students
- With closure of 15th Street bridge, traffic is already piling up
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Antionette Lee
Antionette Lee joined the KYW Newsradio team as a desk assistant in 2017.
The North Carolina native graduated from NC State University in 2014 with a B.A. in Psychology and Sociology. Shortly afterwards, she accepted a job teaching english as a second language in Shanghai, China. Lee says it was in Asia where she found the courage to pursue her passion for journalism. After a year living abroad, that passion led her to Philadelphia where she completed a M.J. at Temple University’s Klein College of Media and Communications.
Lee is a member of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists (PABJ), the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Phi Sigma Pi. When she’s not feeding her adoration for travel, music, and culture--you can find her snapping pictures around the city.
