Jennifer Kendall
Jennifer Kendall joined FOX 7 in May 2014 as the station's first multimedia journalist.
Born and raised in New Jersey, Jennifer moved across the country to study journalism and mass communication at Arizona State University. Years later she returned to school and earned her masters degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Southern California.
Jennifer's career in television news started on the assignment desk at FOX News Channel's Los Angeles bureau. While there, Jennifer gathered information for correspondents and the network. She also interviewed several celebrities at red carpet events for the entertainment department.
Jennifer loves spending time in Austin getting to know the people that make it such a spectacular city. Exploring new cities, states and even countries is one of her favorite activities. When Jennifer is not working she can usually be found hiking and spending time with her Labrador retriever.
The latest from Jennifer Kendall
Travis County to add unique polling locations for November election
Gyms, shopping centers, even a P. Terry’s dining room in Westlake, will be transformed into polling locations on November 3.
22 injured following collision of two cranes in East Austin
Hundreds of feet above the ground, electrical wires of two construction cranes twisted and tangled at a work site in East Austin.
Austin Public Health warns UT Greek life to follow COVID-19 orders
Greek life at UT was warned, if they do throw parties of more than ten people, they could face criminal charges.
More than 62,000 people request to vote-by-mail in Travis County
The Travis County Clerk's Office says more than 62-thousand people have requested to vote-by-mail.
Ellinger couple killed in explosion 'meant so much to so many people'
On Thursday, friends and family said their goodbyes to Mazie and Mike Hess, an Ellinger couple who died from their injuries after their home exploded.
Austin music venue owners desperate for Congress to pass Save Our Stages Act
The Save Our Stages Act could be the answer club owners are hoping for. It would provide a grant program to help them afford utilities, rent, maintenance, even personal protection equipment.
EMS says staging important on potentially dangerous calls to protect medics
ATCEMS responded to more than 560 assault calls, 69 gunshot wounds and 400 psychiatric calls between January and August of 2020. Each time they staged anywhere from seconds to an hour and a half before being able to provide care to a patient on scene.
Austin store manager says increase in robberies making it unsafe
An Austin convenience store manager says he is sometimes scared to work.
Gov. Abbott to consider moving Austin police under state oversight
This is the governor's most recent plan to fight back against Austin City Council's decision to cut millions from the police budget.
UT students start petition for more information about COVID-19 outbreaks on campus
Students said it's a lack of communication that has them concerned and that's why they are petitioning the university for more transparency about COVID-19 outbreaks on campus.