Kemberly Richardson
Coverage of Kemberly Richardson in the Nexus archive.
- Mom, grandmother charged with murder after Bronx teen with autism starves to death
A mother and grandmother have been charged with murder following the death of a Bronx teen with autism who starved to death. The arraignment of the two individuals was covered by Kemberly Richardson.
- Mom, grandmother charged with murder after Bronx teen with autism starves to death
A mother and grandmother have been charged with murder after a Bronx teen with autism reportedly starved to death. The case was highlighted in an article by Kemberly Richardson covering the arraignment of the two individuals.
- Mom, grandmother charged with murder after Bronx teen with autism starves to death
A mother and grandmother were charged with murder after a Bronx teen with autism starved to death. The arraignment of the two suspects was covered by Kemberly Richardson.
- Mom, grandmother charged with murder after Bronx teen with autism starves to death
A mother and grandmother were charged with murder after a Bronx teenager with autism starved to death. The arraignment of the two suspects was reported by Kemberly Richardson.
- NYPD set to rename Queens Police Academy after fallen detective Steven McDonald
The NYPD is set to rename the Queens Police Academy after fallen detective Steven McDonald. Kemberly Richardson reported on the academy's dedication.
- Woman demanding action after 2 unleashed pit bulls mauled her dog to death
Kemberly Richardson is demanding action after two unleashed pit bulls killed her dog. She spoke exclusively to the owner of the dog that was mauled to death.
- Company brings in Michelin-star chefs for private or corporate events in NYC
A company in New York City is offering high-end dining experiences by bringing in Michelin-star chefs for private and corporate events. The article highlights this service as a luxurious option for clients seeking elite culinary expertise.
- Upper East Side Legionnaires' disease: Testing reveals buildings possibly linked to outbreak
Testing in the Upper East Side has identified buildings potentially linked to a Legionnaires' disease outbreak. Kemberly Richardson is reporting on the situation.
- New York bodega worker killed less than a year after expressing fear to reporter over violence
Abdul Saleh, a New York bodega worker who had previously expressed safety concerns to a reporter, was killed in a shooting outside his East Village store. The incident occurred after an argument with a 28-year-old man, and the suspect, who was injured, had refused to pay for a meal. Saleh had advocated for panic buttons in bodegas to improve police response times.