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- Chris Kraft, 1st flight director for NASA, dies at 95
- DOJ tells Robert Mueller: 'any testimony must remain in the boundaries of your public report'
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- Ex-candidate admits lying about operating on Pulse survivors
- Looking to declaw your cat? Don't look in New York anymore
- Google agrees to pay $13 million in Street View privacy case
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- New Jersey wolfdog sanctuary offers rescue, rehabilitation and big, furry hugs
- Farewell, Nikazy: KYW Newsradio congratulates iconic anchor on retirement
- Months after state pulls kids from Glen Mills Schools, new leadership hopes to win back trust
- After weekend of violence, Krasner defends approach to criminal justice
- Williams calls on Wolf to declare state of emergency over Philadelphia gun violence
- Camden introduces markers to remember its part in slave trade
- Rides at Six Flags Great Adventure now run on solar energy
- Where will the 8th annual Diner en Blanc take place? Clues are in the theme
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- Weather threat continues as hard-hit Bucks County recovers from storms
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.
