Kendall Green
Kendall Green is a general assignment reporter at FOX 5 News.
His career in journalism began as a part-time photographer at 16WAPT News during his junior year at Jackson State University's School of Journalism and Media Studies.
He joins FOX 5 News after two years as a reporter and fill-in anchor for WMAR-2 News in Baltimore, Maryland where his coverage ranged from the city's deadly crime, its root causes, and corruption to the city's rich art, culture, and community activism. Prior to that, Kendall was a multimedia journalist (one-man band) in Waco, TX, and an MMJ/ENG live truck operator at his first station on-air at WDAM in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. That's where he learned to use his position to amplify voices, issues, and characters in the heart of the community.
The example of journalists, both in front and behind the camera, in his hometown of Jackson, Mississippi kindled his love for storytelling.
Kendall is both excited and grateful to be an eye ear and voice for those who call New York home.
When he's not reporting the news, he is recording music, working out, trying new food, or exploring a new part of town.
If you see Kendall, feel free to say hello and connect with him on social media.
The latest from Kendall Green
Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson: What to know about this summer's fight
Facing off the same night, Katie Taylor is fighting Amanda Serrano, who both sold out Madison Square Garden just two years ago.
Times Square stabbing: Tourist attacked after walking out of NYC gift shop
A tourist was stabbed in NYC outside a Times Square gift shop, according to the NYPD, who arrested the suspect, identified as Cyril Destin.
Running into trouble: Two Brooklyn half-marathons clash over confusing names
Similarities in the names of two half-marathons in Brooklyn has sparked a federal lawsuit over alleged trademark infringement.
Off-duty firefighter rescues driver from fiery car crash in Brooklyn
An off-duty firefighter is being lauded after rescuing a man trapped inside a burning car following a crash in Brooklyn last weekend.
I-95 in Norwalk reopens after fiery crash left it closed for days
Interstate 95 in Norwalk, Connecticut has reopened after a flaming crash involving a gasoline tanker scorched a bridge and left the roadway closed for days, officials said.
City council proposes dog waste bag dispensers on NYC trash cans
The City Council has proposed a new bill to install dog waste bag dispensers on city trash cans.
What millennials are doing to confront the 'quarter-life crisis'
We’ve all heard of a midlife crisis, but how about a quarter-life crisis?
NYC Comptroller releases storm response report
New York City's Comptroller is faulting the city for not doing enough to prevent communities from being waterlogged in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Ophelia last year.
Queensbridge Houses residents complain over squalid living conditions
A family living in the Queensbridge Houses in Long Island City say they have been afraid to use their kitchen for almost a year because of ongoing issues that have not been fixed, including mold, bad smells and vermin.
Columbia University protests today: Pro-Palestinian demonstrators return with tents
With signs, chants and a clear message echoing through the weekend, the Columbia University campus has become a hot bed for those divided on both sides of the Israel-Hamas war.