Kyle Ennis

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1. **Kyle Dean Ennis** — a person from Salem, Oregon who passed away on May 16, 2025 (obituary source). 2. **Kyle Ennis** — a reporter/journalist at FOX43 in York County, Pennsylvania, who appears in multiple news stories.

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Kyle Ennis
Occupation	Journalist
Employer	FOX43

Kyle Ennis is an American journalist and television reporter based in south-central Pennsylvania. He is a reporter for FOX43, a Fox-affiliated television station serving the York, Lancaster, and Harrisburg media market. Ennis covers a range of local news stories, with a particular focus on community affairs, public services, and human-interest reporting in York County and the surrounding region.

Career

FOX43

Kyle Ennis works as a reporter for FOX43, a television station licensed to York, Pennsylvania, that serves the broader south-central Pennsylvania viewing area. His reporting spans a wide variety of local news topics, including community events, public policy, public safety, and human-interest stories.

In June 2025, Ennis reported on community swimming pools in the region that were open to non-members, highlighting options for residents seeking relief from summer heat. The segment featured Ennis visiting two local pools and reporting on their accessibility to the general public.

In July 2025, FOX43 published a story about a mother-daughter duo originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo who, after living in the United States for a decade, built their own home through York Habitat for Humanity. The story covered the family's journey from the Congo to the United States and their experience working with the nonprofit organization to achieve homeownership in the York area.

In September 2025, FOX43 covered the deaths of three law enforcement officers in York County during the year 2025, a series of losses that prompted an outpouring of community support and renewed attention to mental health resources for first responders and residents. The reporting examined how the community rallied in response and included input from mental health experts on coping with grief and trauma.

In October 2025, Ennis contributed to FOX43's coverage of the impact of the Pennsylvania state budget impasse on social services. The reporting detailed how crisis centers and aid organizations serving abuse survivors in York County were struggling to operate without state funding as the budget deadlock continued. The story highlighted the direct consequences for vulnerable populations who depended on those services.

Also in October 2025, FOX43 reported on a case in Lancaster County involving a Penn Manor High School student who faced criminal charges for allegedly stealing from the school cafeteria. The story noted that the case sparked debate within the community about appropriate responses to youth crime and the use of the criminal justice system for incidents involving minors.

In November 2025, FOX43 covered the unveiling of six custom-painted fiberglass bells in York County as part of the America250 PA celebration, a statewide initiative marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. The bells were designed as artistic tributes and were placed at locations throughout the county.

In December 2025, Ennis reported on the economic effects of the United States Mint's decision to stop minting pennies earlier that year. The story focused on how businesses in York County were adapting to the resulting coin shortage, with fewer customers using pennies in transactions and some businesses adjusting their pricing practices in response.

Ennis's body of work at FOX43 reflects a consistent focus on the daily concerns and experiences of communities in south-central Pennsylvania, covering topics ranging from public policy and law enforcement to community celebrations and economic changes at the local level.