- Man accused of killing ex-girlfriend in Montco found not guilty of prior assault
- 3 neighboring Camden companies team up to collect 20K cans of food for needy
- 2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
- Giuliani in Ukraine as Congress moves closer to impeachment
- Cohen to step down from longtime executive Comcast position
- DelVal football rolls into D3 national quarterfinals
- Phone-in-cheek: Spike seen in cellphone-linked face injuries
- Judge: Purdue workers should get bonuses, but maybe not CEO
- Airbnb introduces new rules to rein in parties, nuisances
- New Orleans is home to mystical academy in new Marvel comic
- Robots, drones, high-tech games show STEM career path to Camden students
- With closure of 15th Street bridge, traffic is already piling up
- National Constitution Center untangles impeachment process with public event
- 4-legged faculty member lends a helping ‘paw’ to students with learning challenges
- From hats to false teeth: The things riders leave behind on SEPTA
- At Lincoln Financial Field, 2 NJ high schools finish football game stopped by gunfire
- Delco family's nightmare ends after getting the support needed to stay in their home
- Coat drive 'an answer to many people's prayers' in North Philadelphia
- Marine Corps anniversary celebrated with endurance challenge
- Philly Rising: Teens create a nonbinary hero in 'A Cape for Candy'
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.
