Kemberly Richardson
Kemberly graduated from Syracuse University and began her career in television at WNET in NYC. She then headed west to Ft. Wayne, Indiana, working as a reporter at ABC affiliate, WPTA. Up next, ABC affiliate KNTV in San Jose, California. After several years, Kemberly landed back home, in the #1 market in the country, joining the team at FOX5 in NYC. What followed was an exciting path as a national correspondent for the relaunch of BET Nightly News and strategizing in the media division at renowned public relations leader Fleishman Hillard.
Kemberly joined WABC in 2003 where she remains front and center, keeping viewers in the loop with breaking news and exclusive interviews with prominent figures and a long list of celebrities. Some of her most memorable moments include reporting on the September 11th terror attack, Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, historic Superstorm Sandy, a royal wedding in London, along with hosting fashion week specials.
Kemberly prides herself in telling unforgettable stories - protests following Eric Garner's death, George Floyd's murder, and Covid-19 as it hit the Tristate area in unprecedented ways. Whether on the street or in the studio anchoring, Kemberly connects with viewers in a unique way.
Born in Washington DC, Kemberly was raised in Westchester County, New York. Martha's Vineyard is her second home. A beach enthusiast who loves adventure, Kemberly has a fierce love of cycling, fresh flowers, puppies, home decor, fashion and anything that sparkles. Curious, authentic, and fully transparent, Kemberly is soaking up each and every minute of life...stay tuned.
Kemberly's Stories
A 12-year-old poet laureate embraces a new role -- book author
The 12-year-old signs and reads copies of his first book, "Who Am I?" at events all across the Tri-State area.
Young poet laureate delivers deeply personal, powerful new book centered around equality
A poet laureate, whose moving message during Gov. Kathy Hochul's inauguration gained him national attention at 9 years old, is continuing to impress with a new accomplishment.
Brooklyn woman watches pit bulls maul her dog to death
A dog owner is struggling with the loss of her pet after it was mauled to death by two pit bulls on her own front lawn.
Company brings in Michelin-star chefs for private or corporate events in NYC
A company called "Resident" is bringing chefs from Michelin restaurants to host public dinners and private events around New York City.
Upper East Side Legionnaires' disease: Testing reveals buildings possibly linked to outbreak
A list of "cooling towers of interest" related to the Legionnaires' outbreak on the Upper East Side will be released by the city in the coming days.
23 massive soccer balls on display across NYC and NJ in honor of World Cup
A public art installation has 23 massive soccer balls on display across New York City and New Jersey.
Family desperate to find dog stolen inside stroller in Harlem subway station
A Harlem family is desperate to find the person who walked out of the 125th Street subway station in Harlem with their dog.
NYC Gay Men's Chorus ready to sing with pride on Fifth Avenue this Sunday
The NYC Gay Men's Chorus pushes forward for equality one song at a time.
Sunday service held online after historic Brooklyn church destroyed by fire
The pastor insists the church will be rebuilt, and the congregation is asking the community to help.
Knicks pride in full bloom with custom flowers at fabric shop in Garment District
The flower-making shop, which dates back to 1916, is creating blue and orange boutonnières to celebrate the Knicks NBA Finals run.