
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
Clearwater officials apologize to North Greenwood residents over historic armory sale process
City of Clearwater officials apologized to North Greenwood residents Monday after neighbors said they were blindsided by the pending sale of the historic National Guard Armory to a local food manufacturer.
Bay Area residents recognized for water-efficient landscaping amid historic drought
April is Water Conservation Month, and the driest month of the year, and this year, it comes during one of the most significant droughts in the last 50 years.
Florida family warns of AI scam targeting owners of missing pets
A Florida family is sharing their story to warn other pet owners after scammers used Artificial Intelligence to orchestrate a scam involving their missing dog.
Federal jury finds Live Nation conducted illegal monopoly, overcharged fans
Music fans, frustrated by skyrocketing concert prices, saw a significant victory in court this week, though experts warn that relief may still be a long way off.
St. Pete's tallest residential building adds upscale wine bar & market as first retail tenant
St. Pete’s skyline is welcoming a new addition at street level, as the region’s tallest residential building secures its first retail shop.
Florida mosquito advice: How Pinellas County monitors and fights outbreaks ahead of rainy season
As Florida’s rainy season nears, Pinellas County officials are sharing tips about how to keep mosquitoes away and limit breeding.
‘A Land Remembered’ series proposed to film in Fort De Soto Park faces environmental concerns
A proposed television adaptation of the book "A Land Remembered" is drawing concerns from environmentalists who argue that filming at Fort De Soto Park could jeopardize vulnerable species and their habitats.
A century of spirit: St. Petersburg High School celebrates 100 years
St. Petersburg High School was Florida's first million-dollar school, and it's celebrating its one-hundredth anniversary.
Seaside Seabird Sanctuary urges against tree trimming during spring, summer to protect nesting birds
Wildlife experts at the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary in Indian Shores are asking homeowners to think twice before trimming and removing trees this spring, as they’ve received an influx of calls about displaced baby birds.
St. Pete selected as only US host for the 2026 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series
The world’s elite cliff divers are taking their talents to new heights and landing in St. Petersburg this June.









