Kendis Gibson

Kendis Gibson

Kendis Gibson is a general assignment reporter and a weekend anchor for ABC7/WJLA-TV. He joined the team in October 2011.

Gibson was most recently a network correspondent with CBS, and anchor for KSWB-TV in San Diego, California. Previously, Gibson held several positions at a range of media outlets, including host of "I Want That!" as well as other shows on HGTV and as an entertainment and news anchor at CNN "Headline News" in Atlanta.

Prior to joining CNN, Gibson was a lead reporter for NBC Newschannel in New York. He reported on major news stories and was one of the first reporters on the scene during the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

Gibson began his career at WHEC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Rochester, N.Y.

Contact Kendis

Twitter: @kendisgibson
WJLA
1100 Wilson BLVD, Suite 601 Arlington, VA 22209

Recent Stories

  1. Ibragim Todashev shot, killed in Orlando

    WJLA, May 22, 2013 - 06:07 am

    A Chechen immigrant shot to death in central Florida after an altercation with an FBI agent had several ties to that of one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects who authorities were questioning him about at the time.

  2. Memorial Day travel expected to be down

    WJLA, May 21, 2013 - 04:38 pm

    The weather is finally supposed to be nice for the Memorial Day weekend, just in time for the first real beach getaway. But the economy is forcing travelers to cut back this year and opt for less expensive road trips.

  3. Washington Monument video: Birds-eye view from the top of the monument

    WJLA, May 15, 2013 - 07:41 am

    It's a view you'll never see in-person! It's a little scary, but completely fascinating. Check out this repair-cam video of the National Monument and see what you think.

  4. Captain America movie filming in D.C.

    WJLA, May 14, 2013 - 12:20 pm

    A city known for its politics, lobbyist and congressional leaders has been over taken by lights, cameras and a super hero.

  5. Homeless shelter removed in Arlington County

    WJLA, May 13, 2013 - 05:37 pm

    It took one man to build, but multiple people and trucks to remove. Now an Arlington homeless camp is gone.