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
Family of woman paralyzed in Norristown shooting speak after arrests, gun trafficking investigation announced
The family of 21-year-old Jayla Dinolfi is speaking out after two people were recently charged in connection with a January shooting that left her paralyzed.
Widow of DE State Police Corporal killed launches ‘Ty Snook Foundation’ for families behind the badge
Lauren Snook, widow of Delaware State Police Corporal Matthew "Ty" Snook, sits down for an interview for the first time since his death.
Loud train horn noise prompts Jenkintown to review quiet zone options
Jenkintown residents are voicing concerns about increased train horn noise, prompting borough officials to consider a costly and lengthy "quiet zone" process, while SEPTA and police emphasize the horns are required for public safety by federal regulations.
Family speaks out after motorcyclist killed by detached vehicle in Philly
Philadelphia police are working to bring the driver of a pick-up tow truck into custody after they say a vehicle detached from the truck and fatally crashed into Jason Harvey as he rode his motorcycle.
Family seeks justice 5 years after Chuckie Maude's murder in Philadelphia
As the 5th anniversary of Chuckie Maude's death nears, his family continues to seek justice and has started a nonprofit to help others facing similar loss.
Sexual abuse survivor speaks out after former officer accused of child rape killed in police shootout
A former police officer accused of child sexual abuse was shot and killed by police after firing at officers, and one survivor has spoken publicly about her experience and decision to come forward.
Former police officer accused of child rape killed in shootout with police in Lower Merion
Police shot and killed a child rape suspect during an exchange of gunfire near St. Joe's campus early Wednesday morning.
At least 2 Quakertown students released after protest clash with police; DA investigating response
Several Quakertown Community High School students faced closed detention hearings Tuesday after a protest escalated into a confrontation with police last Friday.
Philadelphia and PennDOT prep for Sunday snow as neighborhoods still dig out
Philadelphia is preparing for another winter storm expected Sunday, with city and state agencies mobilizing resources and residents expressing concerns after recent snow-related challenges.
Hainesport homeowners told to remove dead birds as avian flu suspected in NJ
Homeowners in Hainesport are being told to clean up dead birds on their private lakefront properties as New Jersey state officials investigate a wave of suspected bird flu.