Kailey Tracy
Kailey Tracy joined the FOX 13 team in October 2022 to report stories in Pinellas County and is very excited to call St. Pete her new home.
Kailey is a Baltimore native and an avid Ravens fan. She graduated from Elon University in 2017 with a degree in broadcast journalism. After graduating, Kailey worked for two years as a multimedia journalist and weekend anchor in Wilmington, North Carolina.
She then moved to Jacksonville in 2019 and worked as a multimedia journalist for three years before joining FOX 13.
While in Jacksonville, Kailey covered local and national stories, including the state murder trial and the federal hate crimes trial for the men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery.
Kailey loves the beach and is a sunset enthusiast. She hasn’t met a grilled cheese she didn’t like, and is definitely a foodie.
Send Kailey story ideas, restaurant recommendations or fun things to do around St. Pete and Tampa Bay by email at kailey.tracy@fox.com, or reach out on Twitter @KaileyTracy.
The latest from Kailey Tracy
Gov. DeSantis recognizes Bay Area students enlisting in military: 'I'm proud of you'
The newest members of the United States military received recognition at a ceremony in Tampa on Wednesday night.
Courtney Campbell Trail repairs could be finished by summer
FDOT is working on a $1.5 million improvement project to fix the Courtney Campbell Trail after it was damaged by Hurricane Idalia. Work could be finished by summer.
Law enforcement reacts to violent weekend involving teens in Pinellas County
It was a violent weekend in Pinellas County involving teens.
Pinellas County leaders consider regulations for short-term rentals
Pinellas County leaders are considering new ways to crack down on short-term rentals as Governor DeSantis weighs a bill that would lay out more rules.
Pinellas County leaders weighing new regulations for pet stores
Joy Smoak and Kristen Rodricks bought their puppies on the same day from a pet store in Pinellas County two years apart. In less than 24 hours, both of their new puppies were very sick.
St. Pete residents to decide on which Innovative Equity Project will received up to $1M from city budget
City leaders in St. Petersburg are asking for residents’ help deciding where up to $1 million in the city’s budget will be allocated.
'I'll miss him:' Largo Police officer remembers K9 after dog dies
The expression "man’s best friend" couldn’t be truer when it came to Officer Patrick Newbill and his K9, Murphy.
New experience at Dalí Museum brings famed artist back to life using artificial intelligence
The newest experience at the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg brings Salvador Dalí back to life and lets visitors ask him whatever they want.
O.J. Simpson trial helped revolutionize forensic science, including in Florida
These days, we hear about DNA all the time, but not so much 30 years ago. The O.J. Simpson trial changed that.
Fire tears through St. Pete home as strong storms roll through Bay Area
All John Wesley could do was watch as his home of more than two decades went up in smoke.