McKenzie Kuehnlein
Reporter | Weekend Anchor
Toledo, OH
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McKenzie Kuehnlein is incredibly excited to have started her career with the 13abc Action News morning team, joining the station in May 2013.
As a reporter with 13abc, McKenzie has been nominated for two Emmys and received first place for general news reporting from the Ohio Association of Broadcasters.
McKenzie is a proud graduate of the University of Toledo, where she served as the executive producer and anchor for UT:10 News. She received first place from the Society of Professional Journalists for her breaking news reporting.
She is a passionate supporter and volunteer for the Monroe County 4-H program, FFA, Salvation Army, United Way, and God Works Ministries.
Starting Wednesday, November 18, bars and restaurants in Michigan will be closed to indoor dining for three weeks.
The district had previously announced plans for a return to the classroom under a hybrid schedule, with students in grades K-5 already back in the classroom.
A high school football referee has died after he collapsed during a playoff game Friday night at Sand Creek High School in Lenawee County.
Gospel singer Bishop Rance Allen was nominated for five Grammy awards.
Erica Mills lost nearly half her body weight in 21 months.
A 10th-grade history class assignment included videos from conservative website PragerU.
A boy who lost his camera in the ocean while on vacation thought he would never see it again, until the kindness of strangers proved otherwise.
Addison Fire Chief Tim Shaw is 13abc's First Responder of the Week.
A 29-year-old man is in custody following a traffic accident involving a 62-year-old motorcyclist in north Toledo early Saturday morning.
Gibsonburg teen is selling yard signs to help spread a positive message of love and acceptance.
As of 9:30 a.m. Sunday, more than 800 customers reported an internet outage.
Wood County woman killed in motorcycle accident Saturday.
Richard Reucher III, 35 died in the accident that involved two vehicles.
Toledo Police are investigating eight homicides in the first 16 days of August.
The annual “Sierah Joughin Memorial Ride," the non-profit's largest fundraising effort, was canceled due to COVID-19.
Robert MacKay turned himself in Monday after Anthony Perry was arrested over the weekend.
The driver, who has not yet been identified, was pronounced dead at the scene.