Jennifer Lee
Jennifer Lee joined the FOX 29 News team in September 2022 as a general assignment reporter and anchor.
Before FOX 29, she worked as a reporter and fill-in anchor at sister station FOX 13 Seattle. She covered the first known COVID-19 case in the U.S., wildfires across Washington State and in-depth stories including flaws in the state unemployment system. She won an Emmy Award alongside her colleagues for breaking news coverage of a riot in Seattle.
Jennifer was raised in New Jersey and is a proud graduate of Penn State University. Her journalism career has taken her around the northeast including Hagerstown, MD, Rochester, NY, and Hartford, CT.
Jennifer enjoys attending sporting events, exploring local parks, museums, and restaurants with her husband. She’s always happy to connect with people in the community and loves to hear from viewers!
The latest from Jennifer Lee
Chester community remembers 9-year-old who died year after being paralyzed in hit-and-run
Ny'Leek Ellison died this week, more than a year after he was paralyzed in a hit-and-run crash in Chester. He was nine years old.
Philly high school junior praised for helping driver in medical distress
A Philadelphia high school student stepped in to help a driver experiencing a medical emergency in his neighborhood.
Philadelphia bars to stay open until 4 a.m. during World Cup, America 250
Pennsylvania is preparing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup by setting up three official fan zones and moving to allow bars and restaurants to stay open until 4:00 a.m. during the tournament.
Middletown Township bus patrol program issues 1,150 tickets for passing stopped school buses
Middletown Township's bus patrol program has issued about 1,150 tickets to drivers passing stopped school buses since September, with violations decreasing as the program continues.
Darby police search for man who punched crossing guard; $5K reward offered
Police are searching for a suspect who punched a crossing guard in Darby, with a $5,000 reward offered for information, as community frustration grows over safety and local leadership.
Families celebrate Irish heritage ahead of Saint Patrick's Day Parade
Philadelphia's Saint Patrick's Day Parade kicks off at 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 15.
Gas prices in Philly, PA surge as Iran conflict continues
Philadelphia gas prices have jumped more than 60 cents in the last month.
Mayor Parker proposes ride share and delivery taxes in $7B budget plan
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker has unveiled a $7 billion budget plan for fiscal year 2027 that includes new taxes on ride-share trips and retail deliveries.
SEPTA, PATCO services restored after fire prompts power outage
Several SEPTA and PATCO services were delayed Wednesday afternoon after officials say power outage issues occurred.
Fishtown Girl Scouts face shutdown risk as cookie sales fall short of goal
Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania Troop 902 in Fishtown needs to sell at least 4,000 more boxes of cookies by March 22 to fund their programs and avoid possible shutdown.