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
Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Sunset Park, Brooklyn gets brand new visitor center
One of the oldest and biggest cemeteries in the world, boasting 21 miles of land, is getting a new visitor center.
New York City building workers' union votes 'yes' to authorize strike
More than 34,000 doormen and women, supers, porters and other workers with 32BJ could now walk off the job as soon as next Tuesday.
Thousands of building workers in New York City set to vote to authorize strike
More than 34,000 workers for residential buildings in New York City could walk off the job next week if an agreement can't be reached in the coming days.
Pratt Institute brings horses to Brooklyn campus for annual event
The School of Art organizes a one-day event that challenges people to explore other aspects of figure drawing.
Mayor Mamdani's first 100 days highlighted by expansion of free child care programs
It's been a whirlwind 100 days in office for Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and among his biggest victories so far has been the expansion of free child care programs.
Bronx woman gets help from unlikely source in fight to rid apartment of rats
A woman, whose Bronx apartment has been overrun with rats, is finally getting some help with the issue that has lasted for nearly a year.
Creative bonnets take center stage at Easter Parade in Midtown
The parade dates back to the 1870s where people would stroll the avenue and show off the latest spring looks.
Treasured traffic agent does much more than keeping people safe
One traffic agent in lower Manhattan does more than make sure you can safely cross the street.
9-year-old pianist's 'fingers turn into dancers' as he wows audiences
A little boy is putting out some very big music on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Alexander Zhou is only 9 years old but has a deep connection to music.
Coney Island amusement park rides inspected and final preps underway ahead of opening day
From the Wonder Wheel to the bumper cars and everything in between, Coney Island is getting ready for the start of a new season.