- Philadelphians can apply now for new COVID-19 pandemic rental assistance
- Bucks officials share advice on staving off eviction, as moratorium nears its end
- 2 Philly brothers set out to open the city's first Black-owned brewery
- Out-of-state travelers, crowded beaches raise COVID-19 anxiety in New Jersey
- Coronavirus is airborne, scientists say
- 6-year-old killed, several others hurt in Philadelphia in day of gun violence
- Protesters cause Vine Street Expressway shutdown
- Authorities investigating child drowning at Wildwood pool
- Homeless encampment on the Parkway draws neighborhood ire
- Yeezy 2020? Kanye West announces presidential bid
- Philly says no to indoor dining, gyms as plans to go 'green' are scaled back
- With the help of goats, Germantown nonprofit gets creative to raise funds
- Police seek man who set fire inside Olney 7-Eleven; store offers reward
- Elmwood Park, Philadelphia zoos prepare to welcome back limited visitors
- Pa. Supreme Court agrees to review Cosby conviction
- While Philadelphia Zoo remains closed, staff keep animals busy with enrichment activities
- Furloughs, layoffs likely at Philly-area hospitals as virus leads to financial blow
- US Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to end young immigrants' protections
- Germantown woman charged with torching 2 cop cars outside City Hall during unrest
- Bear spotted in Delco resident’s backyard
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.
