Jeff Lennox is an American broadcast News Anchor and Reporter who works at WSVN News7 station. He is also known for covering high profile stories.^[1]

There is no t much information available about his birth place, but he was raised up in Japan. His family has a Military background. He is an American national.^[1][17]

Jeff completed schooling in Japan.

He was always passionate about news and Television Broadcast and he had opportunity to anchor the morning broadcast while studying in school in Japan. He went to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies and Political Science. ^[2]

Jeff had a chance to work as a junior on air anchor at the ABC's local news station - WWAY New Channel 3 in 2003 while studying at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. He served as full time General Assignment Reporter reporter at night and studied in the college in daytime. He covered many interesting stories from local the Crime beat to major events like Hurricanes.

He joined Young Broadcasting, an affiliate of ABC in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2005. He worked as a General Assignment Reporter and fill in news anchor for two years. He left tenseness to join Hearst Communications in Orlando, Florida. He anchored weekend newscasts for NBC affiliates in Orlando. His reports went on air during the week on all platforms.^[11]

He joined WSVN in 2011 in Miami, Florida and he continues to work as a 'Main News Anchor' for no.1 evening shows at 4:00 P.M., 5:30 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. His reports go on air once a week on all FOX and WSVN platforms.^[2]

Jeff is known for covering interesting and highly influential stories, though out his Reporting career.

He spent two weeks in New Orleans and covered news and updates on one of the deadliest Hurricane Katrina in 2005. He was also among the first few reporters who went live covering Virginia Tech shooting from Blacksburg, Virginia in 2006. He is also covered highly sensitive ' Casey Anthony' case right from the start till the verdict, including trial period of six weeks. He was involved in pursuing a story surrounding the Tiger Woods SUV accident in 2009 and reporting it from outside Tiger Wood's home. ^{[10] [12]} His reports were published on many big news channels like CNN, FOX, MSNBC and NBC’s TODAY show.^{[1] [9]}

Jeff lives in Miami, Florida. He loves to travel and go to the beach, work out and spend time with family when he is not working. He is very active on social media and post pictures regularly on his Instagram channel. He has over 2500 followers on Instagram.^[3] He is popular on Twitter as well and has over 2500 followers till date. ^[4]