Kelly Rule
Kelly Rule joined the FOX 29 News team in December 2018 as a general assignment reporter.
Prior to returning to her hometown, Kelly worked briefly at FOX 5 in Washington D.C. Her broadcasting career began as a reporter, fill-in producer and anchor for 47ABC in Salisbury, MD. She then took a job as a general assignment reporter for News 3 in Norfolk, VA; then the CW affiliate in Washington, D.C.
A graduate of West Chester East High School, Kelly was born in West Chester, PA, and grew up watching FOX 29. She holds a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from the College of Communications at Penn State University. She interned at FOX 29 in the summer of 2011, and set a goal to return to Philadelphia as soon as possible.
Kelly is a loyal Philadelphia sports fan. When she isn’t in the FOX 29 newsroom, she enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her rescue pup Rhys (name inspired by Rhys Hoskins), trying out new restaurants and exercising outdoors.
The latest from Kelly Rule
Body of young child found in duffle bag in West Philadelphia: police
CLIP workers found a black duffle bag with juvenile remains inside while working on the 600 block of North 38th Street around 9:48 a.m.
SOS Juvenile Justice: Helping kids out of cycle of violence in Philadelphia
In the first two weeks of March, at least 11 children were shot in Philadelphia. It’s a scenario played out too often, but there are adults stepping in to the void to help kids find a better way.
Olivia Munn breast cancer diagnosis sparks conversation of risk and calculator to assess risk
A breast cancer diagnosis from actress Olivia Munn is sparking an important conversation about awareness and prevention, but also about an online calculator that can gauge a person’s risk.
Father Judge, Lincoln High schools end Turkey Bowl football game in Northeast Philadelphia
A decades-old tradition in Northeast Philadelphia has come to an end, as Father Judge and Lincoln High will no longer play the annual Turkey Bowl football game.
After possible water in gas damages vehicles in Camden, experts give tips to avoid breakdowns
The investigation continues into a Camden gas station where officials say more than a dozen people fueled up, only to have their cars break down minutes later. City officials say they found more than 60 percent water in the fuel.
Possible water in gas caused cars to break down, Camden station closed: officials
More than a dozen drivers were left stranded over the weekend after filling up at a local gas station, which has since been shut down for a second time.
Northeast High School students return in-person after SEPTA bus stop shooting injures 8
Juniors and seniors at Northeast High School will return to in person learning Monday after a tragic shooting at a SEPTA bus stop left seven boys and one girl injured.
Philadelphia mass shooting: Police connecting evidence in bus stop shooting that injured 8 students
"Things are starting to come together," Deputy Commissioner Frank Vanore told reporters Thursday. "We are moving towards knowing more about what happened yesterday and who we may be looking for."
Philadelphia prisoner escape: Search for Alleem Bordan who fled from hospital in handcuffs
Alleem Bordan, 29, was in custody for a vehicle theft and escaped while being discharged from a hospital in Kensington Monday morning.
Inside UPenn's new Artificial Intelligence degree program debuting fall 2024
University of Pennsylvania attendees will soon be able to earn a degree in artificial intelligence (AI) through its School of Engineering beginning this upcoming fall.