Edward R Murrow, two Time Emmy Award, & Three Time Emmy Winner, two Time AP Award Winner, NABJ VP of Broadcast, National Black Male Media Project Chair, Former Council
Ken Lemon is a journalist at Channel 9 Eyewitness News. He covers a range of topics including education management, climate change, and energy policy, focusing on the intersections of these themes. Ken's work has been featured in Yahoo News, WSOC-TV Eyewitness News, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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Ken Lemon's coverage focuses on local news, crime, and public safety in the United States, specifically North Carolina and Charlotte. He particularly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime. If you're pitching to Ken Lemon, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing criminal cases or breaking news involving public safety issues within his geographic focus. Additionally, he also covers stories concerning family & relationships within the community. Therefore, if you have information about legal developments or community-related topics in these areas that are relevant to his audience, it could be of interest to him.
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By: Ken Lemon
He said he knew he was wrong when he ran that red light.
By: Ken Lemon
Angelina Chicas had just started at the bakery about two months ago.
By: Ken Lemon
He says the driver exchanged words with his father, then suddenly, the glass shattered.
By: Ken Lemon
The medical examiner determined she died of complications from malnutrition and deemed that a homicide.
By: Ken Lemon
“It was something that was very meaningful to us,” she said.
By: Ken Lemon
People in Lincolnton have noticed, but they also remember it was more than a dollar less last year.
By: Ken Lemon
The cemetery has informed the family they must pay $10,000 per casket to verify or correct the burial sites.
By: Ken Lemon
Sadie was two months old when her parents realized her gallbladder and bile ducts weren’t formed properly. She needed a liver transplant.
By: Ken Lemon
BURKE COUNTY, N.C. — Family members of a Lincolnton High School graduate who drowned in Lake James on June 13 said the school band hopes to do something special for his memorial service.
Two inmates at the Gaston County Detention Center are facing attempted murder charges after prosecutors say they attacked an officer inside the jail.
