Kevyn Stewart
Kevyn Stewart joined FOX 5 Atlanta in January 2013. Kevyn is an award-winning journalist who has worn many hats at FOX 5 News over the years.
Before arriving in Atlanta, the Bronx, New York native covered a wide array of stories including Rudy Giuliani's successful New York City mayoral campaign, the Million Man March, Hurricane Ivan, Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Bombing trials and the trial of the first executive to be tried under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act for accounting fraud (a case featured in the Netflix docu-series "Trial by Media").
Kevyn, a Towson State University graduate, started his career in New York City working at WNYW-TV FOX 5 New York, WABC-TV and NY 1. He began his reporting career in the Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina market at WBTW-TV before moving on to WALA-TV in Mobile, Alabama and WBMA-TV in Birmingham, Alabama.
Kevyn loves politics, music and sports. You can follow him on X at @Fox5KevynStew.
The latest from Kevyn Stewart
Carrollton officer death: Indictment reveals seizure history in 2025 crash
A 12-page indictment reveals new details about the driving and medical history of the woman charged in the death of a Carrollton police officer who was struck while directing traffic.
How Georgia Democrats are reshaping state leadership
Georgia House Democrats nominated Rep. Carolyn Hugley of Columbus as the state's first permanent woman and first Black speaker of the House.
Paulding County commissioners reject proposal to limit public comments
Paulding County officials voted down a proposal that would have sharply restricted public comment during board meetings.
Bomb hoaxes prompt evacuations at 3 Atlanta elementary schools
Atlanta elementary schools evacuated Monday morning after three campuses received fake bomb threats.
North Georgia flooding: Businesses face long road to recovery
Business owners along the Georgia-Tennessee border are digging through mud and ruined inventory after severe flooding along the swollen Toccoa River devastated the twin towns.
Historic Gold Dome flip sparks Medicaid expansion plan in Georgia
Georgia Democrats declared a governing mandate after capturing major statewide offices and flipping control of the state House on Tuesday night.
Douglasville homeless camp provides structured shelter for men
A structured tent community operating on county property near the local courthouse offers temporary shelter to men working to rebuild their lives after displacement.
Gwinnett mom gets 40 years after teacher uncovers child torture
A Gwinnett County mother will spend 40 years behind bars after a jury convicted her of subjecting her 9-year-old daughter to prolonged starvation, beatings and torture.
DeKalb County unveils new school redistricting plan
DeKalb County education leaders released a revised student redistricting plan featuring multiple options to ease severe campus overcrowding across northern neighborhoods.
Raffensperger tours Cherokee County election headquarters
Voter turnout across Georgia surpassed 2 million as state officials and civil rights advocates worked to reassure voters during ongoing early voting operations.