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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
NYC's Lunge Run Club: The new hotspot for singles to connect
A sea of almost 1200 singles buzzed with energy as they gathered at Washington Square Park on Wednesday evening to run with Lunge Run Club — a running club in NYC created to meet a significant other or friends.
One-handed NJ little leaguer proves anything is possible
A little league baseball player from East Rutherford, New Jersey is proving anything is possible.
Here's what happens when you limit a child's screen time: study
New research is revealing what happens when you limit children's screen time to just three hours a week, and how quickly you'll notice a change for the better.
How New Yorkers have turned waiting in line into big business
Have you ever wanted something so badly... but not enough to wait in line and brave the elements for it? Well, the guys at 'Same Ole Line Dudes' will do it for you... for a price.
NYC e-bikes in Central Park bring mixed reactions from New Yorkers
On some NYC roads inside Central Park for a limited time, e-bikes and e-scooters can share the road with pedestrians. For some, it's not a problem. But others find it to be a tough adjustment.
How New Yorkers are staying cool during the heat wave
Desperation has people searching for ways to stay cool, including fans, umbrellas, and even wet rags. FOX 5 looks at some of the most popular ways to beat the heat.
Travelers hit by delays at Newark Liberty Airport amid air traffic controller shortage
An air traffic controller shortage at Newark Liberty Airport caused major delays for the second day in a row on Tuesday.
Bayside residents voice strong opposition to new bike lanes: 'I think it’s ridiculous'
For several blocks along 53rd Street in Bayside, Queens, the signs are doing the talking outside of neighbors' yards, telling the city how they really feel about the new bike lanes.
Study: Multivitamins fail to extend life span
A study by the National Institute of Health found that long-term multivitamin use did not bring any reduction in risk of death.
NYC bodegas install panic buttons amid surge in violent attacks
In the wake of a rise in attacks against bodega owners and workers, help is finally coming in the form of panic buttons. The buttons are being installed in hot spots where bodega workers are most vulnerable to violence and robberies.