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
New Jersey woman reunites with officers who saved her life after cardiac arrest
When Kathy Friedrich went into cardiac arrest while driving, Washington Township police officers jumped into action, saving her life.
Crozer-Chester Medical Center owner plans primary care return in Chester
Chariot Allaire, the new owner of Crozer-Chester Medical Center, plans to restore healthcare services to the Chester-Upland community through a phased approach, starting with a primary care practice and potentially reopening a hospital in two to three years.
3 dead, including child, in Chester rowhome fire; hoarding slowed rescue: officials
Three people are dead after officials say a fire occurred at a rowhome in Chester early Wednesday morning. A fourth person was pulled from the house and is in critical condition, firefighters said.
Philly Iranians board member questions impact of Trump’s Iran ceasefire deal
President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran, prompting local reactions and ongoing advocacy from the Philly Iranians nonprofit.
Philadelphia enjoys brief warmth before evening chill surprises residents
A sunny, warm Saturday drew crowds to Philadelphia’s parks and river paths, but by evening temperatures dropped sharply, leaving many reaching for jackets as chilly winds rolled in.
From Helsinki to Havertown, 30-year hockey tradition lives on
The Haverford Hawks youth hocket team is hosting more than 41 players from Finland this weekend for an annual tournament.
3-year-old boy suffers self-inflicted gunshot wound at South Philly apartment
A 3-year-old boy is fighting for his life after police say he suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head at a Philadelphia Housing Authority apartment late Wednesday night in the city's Grays Ferry neighborhood.
Gov. Shapiro, faith leaders reflect one year after arson at governor’s residence; $11M in grants announced
Gov. Josh Shapiro and the first lady marked one year since the arson attack on the governor’s residence with an interfaith roundtable, reflecting on resilience, restoration, and new security measures.
Cobbs Creek deadly mass shooting: Victim's family urges community to help find the shooter
New details have emerged in a deadly mass shooting in Cobbs Creek, Philadelphia, with families of the victims urging the community to help police make an arrest.