Kamryn Scrivens
Kamryn Scrivens joined the FOX 29 team as a Digital Content Creator in September 2023.
Though she was born in New York, she grew up in a very small town in the Pocono Mountains.
Before joining FOX 29, Kamryn graduated from Temple University with a B.A. degree in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Spanish.
During her time as a Temple owl, she was a two-time intern for NBCUniversal’s TODAY show and Weekend TODAY show where in the midst of a pandemic, she learned to pivot with society and helped gather research and assisted in producing celebrity and non-celebrity interviews and segments with on-air talent. While at Temple, Kamryn also interned for PHL17 Morning News and eventually began to hone her social media copywriting and blog post skills at the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM).
From hard news, to news in STEM, Kamryn’s true passion for entertainment news brought her to NBCUniversal’s E! Entertainment. Upon flipping her tassel, she went from Philadelphia to Los Angeles where she worked as a New Media Programming Coordinator and Digital Content Producer for E! News.
She now creates stories and videos seen on FOX29.com, the Philadelphia section of the FOX LOCAL mobile and CTV apps, the FOX 29 Philadelphia FAST channel streaming schedule and FOX 29 social media accounts.
At FOX 29, Kamryn was able to fuse her love for the digital space with entertainment news. With the launch of ‘FOX 29 Behind the News’ with Bill Anderson on weekdays at 4 p.m. where ‘Kam’s Korner' was created. During Kam’s Korner, Kamryn and Bill talk about the latest news in entertainment.
In addition to Kam’s Korner, with the re-launch of Good Day Philadelphia Weekend, ‘The Chat with Kam’ was born. You can join ‘The Chat with Kam’ every Saturday and Sunday at 8 a.m., to get the latest in pop-culture, movies, TV and all things entertainment.
Fun facts: Kamryn’s favorite color is rose gold, she is a pescatarian and she knows way too much about the Kardashians and the Real Housewives.
The latest from Kamryn Scrivens
Justice Department sues Philadelphia over mask ban for federal officers
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the City of Philadelphia challenging a new law that restricts federal law enforcement officers’ use of masks, individual identifiers, and unmarked vehicles.
Mantua man pleads guilty to aggravated sexual assault of minor at home
Michael Brown of Mantua pled guilty to first-degree aggravated sexual assault of a minor and will be sentenced to 10 years in state prison.
2 men stabbed in fight on Atlantic City Boardwalk, police say
The Atlantic City Police Department is investigating a stabbing incident involving two men during a physical altercation on the Boardwalk.
Post Haste evolves with Chef Ari Miller, new martinis and menu changes
Post Haste in Philadelphia is celebrating National Martini Day with a week-long event featuring new martinis and a farewell to a menu staple, while also announcing a shift to a more food-driven restaurant concept under chef Ari Miller.
Wilmington Hospital shooting: 1 killed, 1 injured; suspect in custody: officials
An investigation is underway after officials say a shooting incident occurred at Wilmington Hospital late Tuesday afternoon.
Philadelphia nurses at Jefferson Einstein hospital vote to authorize strike
An overwhelming majority of nurses at Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital have voted to authorize a strike due to concerns over unsafe staffing, proposed benefit cuts, and lack of investment in patient care.
Police warn of scam calls posing as Chester County deputies
The West Whiteland Police Department is warning residents about a recent increase in scam calls impersonating law enforcement officials.
FIFA World Cup watch parties: Where to catch matches in Philadelphia area
Multiple venues in the Philadelphia area are hosting FIFA World Cup watch parties, offering a range of experiences from speakeasy gatherings to large-scale outdoor events with themed food and drink specials.
Philly police chief responds to claims of aggressive conduct toward LGBTQ community at Pride
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel spoke Friday about the department’s handling of this year’s Pride events, addressing criticism and outlining steps being taken to improve safety and community relations.
Philadelphia opens over 60 pools and spraygrounds for summer 2026: Full list
The City of Philadelphia is opening over 60 public pools on a rolling schedule and operating 115 spraygrounds this summer, with seven pools closed for major capital improvements.