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
Sing along with Broadway stars at this NYC karaoke bar
Monday's are when the big Broadway voices come out and the lyrics go up at Baby Grand on the Lower East Side.
9/11 health program cuts called 'A death sentence' by advocates
Advocates for 9/11 survivors are sounding the alarm after major cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program—threatening access to care for thousands of first responders and civilians.
Petition asks for teen charged in Newark detective's murder to be tried as an adult
A 14-year-old is facing murder charges in the shooting death of Newark Police Detective Joseph Azcona — but current New Jersey law prevents him from being tried as an adult. Now, the detective’s family is calling for change.
Bronx community honors man fatally stabbed outside Barclays Center
A vigil was held in the Bronx for 27-year-old Michael Hernandez, who was fatally stabbed near the Barclays Center in Brooklyn last Friday night. Now, Hernandez's family is demanding justice.
Long Island track star overturns ban in court, then wins state title
After being banned from the New York State Track and Field Championship for violating the state’s college rule, Zariel Macchia won a court case allowing her to compete, and then won the state title.
How ping pong is bringing hope to Parkinson patients in NYC, worldwide
Musician Nenad Bach, who once played at Woodstock, ounded PingPongParkinson, a global movement helping those with Parkinson’s improve mobility, coordination, and social interaction. Now in 25 countries with over 300 chapters, the organization is making a difference worldwide.
Heavy rain, flooding causes chaos in New Jersey
A powerful storm brought heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding to the Tri-State area Wednesday, leaving drivers stranded, damaging homes, and knocking down power lines across Newark, Hillside, and the Bronx.
East Village dog rescued from apartment fire fighting to recover
A 75-year-old man died in a devastating East Village apartment fire, but his loyal dog, Bella, was saved by firefighters. Now, a neighbor is caring for her as she recovers from smoke inhalation, but the vet bills are adding up.
'His life was snuffed out' BK mom pleads for justice after teen son shot, killed
A vigil was held Wednesday night for 15-year-old Heath Campbell, a high school sophomore whose life was cut short by gun violence in Brooklyn.
Bronx residents angered over proposed 2,200-bed migrant shelter: 'Dumping ground'
"I understand people need a place to be, and it's getting cold and everything in the future, but we feel like it's a dumping ground."