Antwan Lewis
Antwan Lewis is a general assignment reporter. Lewis joined FOX 5 News in 2010.
Lewis most recently served for three years as a reporter and fill-in anchor at WGN-TV in Chicago.
Prior to that, he spent four years as a reporter and fill-in anchor for KTVK-TV in Phoenix, Arizona. Before that, Lewis held a variety of positions at WTKR-TV in Norfolk, Virginia, starting as an intern and working his way up to a reporter.
Lewis is involved in various children's charities and works closely with the visually impaired. He is an active supporter of the UNCF and has been honored by the National Association of Black Journalists.
Lewis has 11 Emmy Awards and has 30 nominations.
A graduate of Norfolk State University, Lewis holds a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications and Journalism, as well as a Master of Arts in Broadcast Journalism from Regent University. He resides in New York City.
The latest from Antwan Lewis
Columbia University urging more diverse blood donors amidst shortages
Columbia University and the American Red Cross are trying to raise awareness about the need for more diverse blood donors as blood donation shortages continue nationwide.
Many arrestees at NYC college protests are not students: Officials
Some of the protesters who were at Columbia University and City College of New York were arraigned on Thursday.
NYPD promotions ceremony honors 2 children of officers who were killed in the line of duty
It was an emotional day for two members of the NYPD, as Francesca Mosomillo and Conor McDonald, both of whom have fathers who served in the department and were shot in the line of duty, received promotions.
New Jersey's legal battle against congestion pricing awaits federal judge's decision
New Jersey's legal challenge against the MTA's controversial congestion pricing plan is now in the hands of a federal judge.
New Jersey takes congestion pricing fight to federal court
New Jersey's battle to stop congestion pricing in Manhattan headed to federal court on Wednesday, with plaintiffs asking a judge to order the MTA to do additional environmental impact studies before the plan can take effect.
FDNY welcomes nearly 300 new recruits at graduation ceremony
The FDNY welcomed nearly 300 probationary firefighters to the ranks of "New York's Bravest" on Wednesday in one of the most diverse graduating classes in history.
Retail giant blames NYC subway crime for breaking lease for shops at FiDi station
Westfield, the company that manages the retail space inside Fulton Transit Center, gave notice last month of plans to break it's lease over concerns about crime in the subway, the MTA said.
City Council passes bill requiring cruises to connect to shore power when idling
By unanimous vote Thursday, the city council passed legislation that requires cruise to plug into shore power when docking in the city rather than continuing to burn diesel.
Beloved former NYC principal Lily Woo hoping for kidney donation
After spending 30 years in New York City public schools helping others, former principal Lily Woo needs a kidney after being diagnosed with kidney disease.
Martin Van Buren High School in Queens day after 2 classmates stabbed
Students were reportedly screened before heading back to school Friday.