Kendall Green
Kendall Green is a general assignment reporter at FOX 5 News.
His career in journalism began as a part-time photographer at 16WAPT News during his junior year at Jackson State University's School of Journalism and Media Studies.
He joins FOX 5 News after two years as a reporter and fill-in anchor for WMAR-2 News in Baltimore, Maryland where his coverage ranged from the city's deadly crime, its root causes, and corruption to the city's rich art, culture, and community activism. Prior to that, Kendall was a multimedia journalist (one-man band) in Waco, TX, and an MMJ/ENG live truck operator at his first station on-air at WDAM in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. That's where he learned to use his position to amplify voices, issues, and characters in the heart of the community.
The example of journalists, both in front and behind the camera, in his hometown of Jackson, Mississippi kindled his love for storytelling.
Kendall is both excited and grateful to be an eye ear and voice for those who call New York home.
When he's not reporting the news, he is recording music, working out, trying new food, or exploring a new part of town.
If you see Kendall, feel free to say hello and connect with him on social media.
The latest from Kendall Green
Long Island community honors fallen NYPD Detective Jonathan Diller with scholarship fundraiser
The scholarship will support students who reflect Diller’s character, including student-athletes and those considering careers in law enforcement.
New floats unveiled for Macy's 98th Thanksgiving Day Parade
Newly designed floats in the 98th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade have finally been unveiled before the big day.
NYC immigration advocates rally amid mass deportation fear: 'We will not be silenced'
Hundreds of immigrants and advocates gathered at Foley Square to voice concerns about President-elect Trump’s planned mass deportations Thursday evening.
Nanny's assault inside Hoboken park sparks outcry for increased security
A nanny was violently attacked on Halloween in Hoboken's Church Square Park, leaving her family and local residents shaken and demanding a stronger police presence.
Thousands hit the streets for NYC's 51st Village Halloween Parade
A summer-like Halloween evening set the perfect stage for New York City’s famed Village Halloween Parade, which drew thousands of people to Greenwich Village to watch people in festive costumes march down Sixth Avenue.
MTA workers demand increased safety measures after train conductor stabbing
MTA workers rallied Thursday for stronger safety measures after a brutal stabbing attack on a veteran train conductor.
Satellite texting could be a possible lifesaver during Hurricane Milton
Satellite texting allows some smartphone users to text even without service, so in an emergency situation, users can get messages out.
MTA train conductor stabbed multiple times in Brooklyn subway: NYPD
An on-duty MTA train conductor is in critical condition after he was stabbed twice Tuesday morning in Brooklyn, police said.
Beloved Elizabeth Street Garden faces eviction as community fights to save green space
The Elizabeth Street Garden in SoHo has been a cherished green space for over 30 years, but the city has issued a 14-day eviction notice to make way for affordable senior housing.
Bronx duo opens chess center to empower youth: Project Pawn
Two Bronx natives opened Project Pawn Learning Center to empower local youth through chess, teaching them valuable life skills in a safe community space.