Kylee Leahy, Multimedia Journalist
Kylee Leahy joined the ABC57 team as a summer intern in 2025. After graduating from Indiana University Indianapolis with a degree in Journalism, she joined the newsroom full time as a Multimedia Journalist in September.
During college, Kylee worked on the campus newspaper while holding a position as the Public Relations Chair in the Liberal Arts Student Council. During 2024, she interned as a Press Secretary at The Indiana State Senate and participated on the IndyStar Reader Advisory Panel. Originally from Mishawaka, she’s excited to be back home to start her career in journalism.
Outside of work, Kylee’s usually in the front row at a concert or in a Ticketmaster queue. She’s a dedicated cat mom and loves going out with her friends for a sweet treat after a long day.
Articles by Kylee Leahy
- Elkhart City Council moves forward with 2027 budget
- Penn homecoming rides into year five with parade, football and plenty of fun
- Progress in Bissel Street shooting investigation, Mayor Mueller addresses violent weekend
- St. Joseph County candidates discuss data centers, mental health funding at voter forum
- 19-year-old charged in Eddy Street shooting that injured two
- UPDATE: Fire at South Haven plastic recycling facility prompts major emergency response
- Lafayette Falls residents raise traffic, fire response concerns after neighborhood fire
- Economic impact shapes opposition to St. Joseph County data center ban
- St. Joseph County Council advances plan to ban new data centers
- Buchanan’s Sweet Shop faces foreclosure over $6,000 debt as community rallies to save landmark
- Judge rules in favor of St. Joseph County Democrats in ballot dispute
- St. Joseph County council candidates speak against data centers ahead of November election
- Community members gather at Holy Cross Church for prayer vigil for missing women, Vanessa Bautista and Alexa Navarro
- Notre Dame lecture reflects on 9/11 experiences 25 years later
- Radio Sabor Latino celebrates Latino culture amid immigration concerns
- Michigan City assistant chief of police addresses transparency during Flock misuse investigation
- Bitcoin mining ceases at Dowagiac data center, consistent humming no longer heard
- Niles Charter Township considers restrictions as dispensary question heads back to voters
- Michigan City considers data center moratorium as Project Maize continues construction
- Golf cart rules in Granger create confusion as county police work to enforce regulations
- Fairfield Falcons open home season with dedication of new track and field facilities
- South Bend Museum of Art to leave Century Center after nearly 50 years
- Son of 'Rocky Horror' creator discusses Tim Curry's impact with ABC57
- Democratic County Council Candidate weighs in on the potential Granger TIF district
- Proposed TIF District Near Granger Data Center Faces Pushback
- Apple picking season starts with smaller harvest
- Phone Free Learning: Indiana teachers embrace hands-on learning as cellphone ban takes effect
- Benton Harbor redevelopment plans envision new riverfront
- Michigan City Chief of Police talks updates to Flock Security use in the city
- Benton Harbor riverfront redevelopment plan nears final draft as public input continues
- Residents of La Porte County work together after severe weather outages
- Humane Wildlife Indiana works to care for animals affected by severe storms
- Heavy rainfall floods roads, businesses in Winamac
- South Bend City Council votes to override mayor’s veto of resolution urging pause on Midwest Continental Divide Trail
- Bristol council accepts Innovation Park withdrawal
- School City of Mishawaka considers up to $7M bond to fund building repairs
- Your Voice, Your Vote: Four Candidates on the ballot for District 39 State Representative in Michigan
- Family of Jujaun Bates calls for changes to mental health response after fatal South Bend police shooting
- South Bend City Council passes resolution urging pause on Midwest Continental Divide Trail
- New Carlisle celebrates annual Hometown Days
- Granger Christian School is closing doors after 55 years.
- St. Joseph County launches external investigation into planning officials amid controversy over proposed trail
- Michigan City's Council tables utility fund, Flock camera expansion
- Microsoft to partner with Ivy Tech in La Porte to launch Data Center Academy
- Leadership, discipline and responsibility: 4-H leads the way at Marshall County Fair
- Rescheduled fireworks, Jazz Fest encore draw crowds to downtown Elkhart
- Elkhart Community School vote rejects one-dollar sale, but the sale is still likely
- Hyperscale CEO hears residents concerns over expanding Dowagiac Data Center
- Kosciusko County Fair opens 109th year with parade, new alcohol sales policy
- Bristol Homecoming Festival brings another year of family fun
- Public voices concerns as Amazon seeks permit to impact wetlands in New Carlisle
- Residents raise concerns over proposed Midwest Continental Divide Trail
- Elkhart donation drive fills truck with supplies for Venezuela earthquake victims
- Weather delay doesn't stop Lakeville's Fourth of July celebration at Newton Park
- Mishawaka apartment resident raises concerns over algae-filled pool
- Dowagiac residents seek class action over noise from hyperscale data center
- Michigan City officials address privacy concerns as police consider expanding Flock Safety technology
- Buchanan celebrates unity during fourth annual Pride event
- Local racer hits the pavement at Plymouth Speedway after life-changing injury
- Benton Harbor leaders weigh Jean Klock Park upgrades amid debate over safety, maintenance
- Damage assessment continues in Elkhart County following EF-2 Tornado
- Lemon Creek Winery marks 42nd annual Father’s Day Festival in Berrien Springs
- Community tornado shelters open in rural counties ahead of storm threat
- Victim's family advocates for Facebook Marketplace safety after shooting
- City of South Bend using AI in a resident-focused Program
- Car Show raises funds for Deputy Jon Samuelson
- Cleanup efforts continue in Kouts after EF-3 Tornado
- Remains found in Elkhart missing woman case, prosecutor confirms
- Viral Parody cheers for the Indiana Bears as Illinois lawmakers make final attempts to keep the team
- South Bend reparatory justice committee presents recommendations addressing racial inequities
- Make South Bend's Rebel Art Fest kicks off summer
- Freedom Fest welcomes Indiana's Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General
- New national chains target St. Joseph County as commercial growth accelerates
- Two children taken to Emergency Room after exposure to chemicals in Benton Charter Township Walmart
- Bluegrass Festival celebrates local artists in Niles
- South Bend Barber celebrates retirement after 59 years
- Chaos in Cass County: Verbal abuse from county officials at press conference, as entire prosecutor's office resigns
- St. Joseph County begins process to sell former Portage Manor property
- Fresh Cuts, Fresh Starts: Re-Entry Program Gives Back in Elkhart
- Michiana data center roundup