- Weinstein to be rearraigned as DA seeks actress's testimony
- In an effort to be more sustainable, fashion industry turns to recycling clothing
- FBI takes down Nigerian fraudsters in $46M case
- Retired Philadelphia police officer discusses the potential dangers of serving a warrant
- 'That is 100% false': Hahnemann disputes claims that some have trouble accessing medical records
- Planned Parenthood chapters deal with loss of federal funds over gag rule fight
- University of the Sciences offers new form of 'higher' education
- Pa. to cover surcharges for residents paying extra for clean water amid PFAS seepage
- SEPTA GM will retire in December after 32-year career
- Police search for woman accused of fatally stabbing another in Brewerytown
- Protesters beg for city to improve conditions, funding for 'crumbling' animal shelter
- Need your medical records? Time may be short as Hahnemann closure looms
- One week after Nicetown-Tioga shootout, residents try to return to normal
- Kenney says resignation was Ross' decision alone, for the best
- Krasner announces charges against Nicetown shooter, hints at huge investigation
- To avoid deportation, Hahnemann international residents scramble to find new places to work
- Iconic sign removed from historic Tower Theater
- Charlie Manuel named new Phillies hitting coach
- 40,000 Census Bureau workers begin verifying addresses across US ahead of 2020 census
- 3 high schools get green upgrades in effort to create jobs, lower energy bills
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.
