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
Man accused of ramming random couple’s car while trying to chase down girlfriend will stay behind bars
A man who police said ran an innocent couple off the road thinking it was his ex-girlfriend, killing the woman and severely injuring her boyfriend, will stay behind bars without bond.
Man attempts to chase down girlfriend, rams random couple's car into concrete pole, killing woman: SPPD
A man who St. Petersburg police say was trying to chase down his girlfriend has been charged with first-degree murder after he assumed she was in a Honda Accord that he saw and intentionally forced it off the road and into a concrete pole.
Pinellas hospitality industry welcoming Spring Break visitors after devastating hurricanes
Many vacationers are already in town enjoying our piece of paradise during their spring break.
Pinellas County's ‘Care About Me’ program offering mental health services to hundreds of students
Since its start almost a year ago, Pinellas County’s Care About Me program has served more than 1,000 residents, with about 200 of them being students at Pinellas County Schools.
Pinellas County school officials not allowing district officers to act as ICE agents in schools
Pinellas County school officials say they will not allow district officers to act as ICE agents in schools.
Treasure Island’s ‘Back to the Beach’ festival to welcome visitors after back-to-back hurricanes
The wind on Thursday was the perfect weather to test kites out before Treasure Island’s Back to the Beach: Sand & Kites & Coastal Delights festival this weekend.
Bay Area Catholics mark the beginning of Lent as Pope Francis remains hospitalized
Catholics marked the start of Lent without Pope Francis on Wednesday. The 88-year-old spent his twentieth day in the hospital with double pneumonia.
Crews begin dismantling Grand Prix racetrack
After a weekend of high adrenaline, racing, and cars revving their engines through the streets of St. Pete, the only noise on the track of the Grand Prix on Monday came from crews tearing it down.
Sophia Floersch debuts in first Indy NXT series race as 1 of 2 women racing in St. Pete
Sophia Floersch has been in racecars for as long as she can remember.
Firestone Grand Prix: Meet the chef fueling the race teams for close to 30 years
Some drivers at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg have said that one part of why they love coming to St. Pete is all the great food.