Kemberly Richardson  | ABC7 WABC News Team
Kemberly Richardson is a multi-Emmy Award winning journalist. Her versatility as a reporter is exceptional, a rare find in an extremely competitive industry.

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
Flaco the owl commemorated with exhibit at the New York Historical
"The Year of Flaco" details the Eurasian eagle-owl's escape from the Central Park Zoo and how he survived a year in the wild while also capturing the hearts of New Yorkers.
Blue Man Group performs final shows in NYC, ending historic 34-year residency
It is the beginning of the end for something that started as an out-of-the-box idea in the East Village in 1991.
Nonprofit 'Wonder Girls' holds annual summit to provide safety tips for teens
The "Wonder Girls" Teen Safety Summit took over Rockland Community College on Tuesday, with several hundred girls gathering to listen and learn from authorities what red flags they should look out for.
Upper West Side supermarket Barzini's remains open following multiple health code violations
Inspectors found living and dead rats, moldy cheese, expired food and more unsanitary, stomach-churning conditions.
Popular Israeli restaurant Miriam targeted by vandals in Brooklyn
Congressman Richie Torres showed up to Miriam in Park Slope on Sunday to call out the vandals. Mayor Eric Adams and Senator Chuck Schumer spoke out about the vandalism as well.
Beloved Upper West Side grocery store closes after 'extraordinary' health violations uncovered
For example, state inspectors said they found rodents having a feast on sausage, cold cuts and cheese.
Center for Safety & Change helps human trafficking victims in New York, New Jersey
The nonprofit opened its doors in 1979 with a hotline and shelter for domestic violence and sexual assault victims.
A look at how fingerprint experts crack mysteries for police and grieving families
Fingerprint experts at the city Office of Chief Medical Examiner often help police solve cases while bringing closure to families in New York City.
New documentary spotlights mothers' journey to open school dedicated to children with dyslexia
The film, "Left Behind" was made with the goal to open a New York City-based school specifically focused on helping children with dyslexia. It worked, which led to the South Bronx Literacy Academy opening in 2023.
New York City honors life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Born January 15, 1929, King believed in the power of community -- something many maintain is more vital now than ever.