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

• South Bend School Board hears plans for the sale of Marquette School
• Stop 22 Michiana hosts fifth annual Trick-or-Treat
• St. Joseph County considers new regulations for massage businesses to combat human trafficking
• Insights on a new peace agreement for the Middle East
• Harvest Fest takes over Indiana Dinosaur Museum
• Local teen organizes Candlelight Vigil in Grand Blanc Aftermath
• Former daycare employee facing child exploitation charges
• Elkhart Latino community feels impact of ICE raids
• South Bend Community Schools 2026 Budget focuses on Educators, Renovations
• Community golf outing to support South Bend officer battling cancer
• Government shutdown continues, federal employees facing furloughs
• Clock ticks toward federal shutdown as Indiana lawmakers weigh in on budget priorities
• State Rep. Joey Andrews previews state budget at Benton Harbor city hall
• Community gathers for National Day of Remembrance for homicide victims
• Trump’s Tylenol warning sparks backlash from doctors, autism advocates in Michiana
• Parents push back on South Bend Schools grade-level restructuring proposal
• Buttigieg rallies against redistricting in Indiana
• South Bend Committee Wraps Up Budget Ahead Of Vote
• St. Joseph County Plans to Protect Drinking Water
• Armed Robbery suspect crashes into river after pursuit in Berrien Springs
• Hundreds gather in Mishawaka for Walk to End Alzheimer's
• Fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk sparks free speech concerns among college students
• St. Joseph County Council rejects anti-redistricting resolution
• New Prairie asks for community input on elementary enrollment
• 27th annual Riding to Remember motorcycle ride
• Kennedy Park previews renovations
• Job cuts, reduced programs in proposed public works budget for 2026
• PLAYLIST: City leaders vote 7-2 in favor of granting tax abatement for proposed data center
• Local Catholic Churches on high alert following mass shooting in Minneapolis
• Michigan City classes return after school bus vandalism
• Citation for New Carlisle’s Amazon data center raises environmental concerns
• South Bend approves higher fees for police body camera footage
• First responders honored for helping feed local families
• Starvation in Gaza worsens despite aid promises
• South Bend Officers Honored with Quilts of Valor
• Benton Harbor firefighters help fight the heat