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
'Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy' pop-art exhibit makes grand opening at Hudson Yards
"Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy", the world's first and only art amusement park, rolled out its traveling exhibition for the public to see.
Housing Works's Fashion for Action offers designer merchandise at amazing discounts
Each year, top designers and brands donate a long list of deeply discounted items that you can buy, from candles, cashmere, coats and dresses.
Alvin Ailey dance legend Jamison remembered: 'She could hold the audience in the palm of her hands'
"She created representation, she made a path wide enough for other people to walk through too and be able to see themselves," Alvin Ailey Dance Theater Rehearsal Director Ronni Favors said.
Marine currently serving as Emergency Management commissioner to be honored in Veterans Day Parade
Zack Iscol is a Marine who served in one of the most intense battles of the Iraq War. He now serves as the Commissioner of the New York City Emergency Management.
Woman who inspired #OomphForKaty campaign opens up about her cancer treatment journey, motherhood
Life is no doubt a journey, and for Katy Starck-Monte, it's more like an uncertain expedition.
Psychologist explains how to manage stress, anxiety on Election Day
On Election Day, you may be feeling stress, anxiety, worry or all of the above.
While mental health experts say it's important to feel all those emotions, it's also critical to take a step back and focus on managing that stress.
Bakers getting ready for the third annual Gingerbread NYC: The Great Borough Bake-Off
It's the unofficial start of the holiday season with unique and out-of-the-box creations all made of gingerbread and something sweet for the annual Bake-Off.
Brooklyn high school band continues tradition of playing 'Rocky' theme song for TCS NYC Marathon
It's a tradition that dates back more than 40 years and inspires runners as they make their way through Brooklyn.
Long Island family to have 3 generations running together in TCS New York City Marathon
The Villavicencio family -- Rodrigo, James and Justin -- will have three generations running in the race for the first time on race day side by side.
Man found shot to death inside New Jersey car repo lot
Right before the fatal shooting, one man says his friend was dealing with an upset customer, who he says was the gunman.