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
Code Blue in effect as Philadelphia sees surge at shelters, warming sites
Philadelphia is facing dangerously cold temperatures, prompting increased use of warming stations and shelters, with a Code Blue alert in effect and city officials urging residents to help vulnerable individuals.
Code Blue shelters fill as Montgomery County sees surge in no-heat calls during cold snap
Montgomery County is under a Code Blue alert due to ongoing freezing temperatures, leading to increased demand for heating services and the opening of shelters for those in need.
Temple doc gives snow safety tips ahead of incoming winter storm
PennDOT crews in Norristown are getting ready to hit the roads as a snowstorm is expected to arrive overnight, with families across the Philadelphia area preparing for both fun and safety in the snow.
Lawsuits, protests follow removal of slavery exhibits at President’s House in Philadelphia
The removal of exhibits depicting slavery at the President’s House in Philadelphia has sparked strong reactions, with city officials taking legal action and community members posting signs of their own in protest.
Frankford High baseball coach named 'Most Courageous Sportsperson' for breast cancer advocacy
Frankford High School baseball coach Juan Namnun was honored for his courage as a male breast cancer survivor and his advocacy to raise awareness about the disease in men.
Former NCAA players and fixers charged over rigged basketball games, prosecutors say
A sprawling betting scheme to rig NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games ensnared 26 people, including more than a dozen college basketball players who tried to fix games as recently as last season, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
Cold and flu symptoms keep Pennsylvania hospitals busy despite drop in flu cases
Flu activity is declining in Pennsylvania, but hospitals and pharmacies remain busy with patients experiencing cold and flu symptoms, and health experts warn the flu could surge again next week.
Cherished family photos stolen in Olde Kensington: Community urged to help
A Philadelphia woman is seeking community assistance after family photos intended for a memorial were stolen from her car in Olde Kensington on Monday night.
Philadelphia sees protests, celebrations after US strikes on Venezuela and Maduro capture
The US strikes on Venezuela and the capture of Nicolas Maduro have sparked a wave of emotions among the local Venezuelan community, leading to both celebrations and protests in Philadelphia.