
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
String of Delco car thefts prompt heightened police investigations; how you can keep your car safe
Delaware County police departments are working together to solve what they believe are juveniles involved in a string of car thefts across several townships.
Norma Yates disappearance: Camden County investigators pursue new leads as family pushes for answers
In July 2023, Camden County mom Norma Yates went missing without a trace. Her family and investigators have searched to no avail. Officials say they are now working on new leads and everyone involved is hoping Norma will be found.
DC 33 strike update: Trash crisis in Philly worsens, increase in pest control demand expected
Residents, business owners and pest control professionals weigh in as Philadelphia faces its eighth day of the District Council 33 strike.
24-year-old killed in mass shooting was paralyzed from surviving 2019 drive-by shooting, family says
Troy Harris, the father of one of the three victims killed in the second mass shooting in Philadelphia over the holiday weekend, speaks out about the violence in the city and mourns the loss of his 24-year-old son, Azir Harris.
District Council 33 to create strike fund, seeking food and water donations
Amid the District Council 33 strike and negotiations with the City of Philadelphia, the union is seeking non-monetary donations.
‘Red, White and Blue To-Do’ festivities kick off in Old City despite on-going strike
The rain held off as a sea of red, white, and blue, accompanied by festive floats and patriotic music, paraded across Independence Mall this morning. It was part of the Historic District’s second annual Red, White & Blue To-Do Celebration.
Video: 2 teens critically injured after pickup truck crashes into freight train in Lansdale
Two teens were critically injured after a truck they were riding in slammed into a freight train in Lansdale early Tuesday morning.
Elderly woman killed, 2 injured, families displaced after rowhome collapse in Nicetown: officials
An elderly woman is dead and two other female victims were injured after a rowhome collapse occurred in Nicetown early Sunday morning.
Miles Pfeffer found guilty on all charges in murder of Temple Police Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald
A jury found Miles Pfeffer guilty on all charges, including murder, in the shooting that killed Temple University Police Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald in Feb. 2023.
Miles Pfeffer trial Day 2: Brother of man charged with fatally shooting Temple police officer testifies
Here's what happened during the second day of trial for Miles Pfeffer, the Bucks County man accused of fatally shooting a 31-year-old Temple University Police Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald.