Kelly Frost
News Reporter (Stringer - Redding Bureau)Kelly is a graduate of Chabot Junior College in Hayward, California. After nearly 25 years in commercial radio, Kelly arrived in Redding and joined North State Public Radio first as a volunteer. He began covering Redding City Council meetings and other local events and was eventually hired as KFPR's Redding news reporter.
Kelly continues to volunteer for KIXE-TV in Redding. He's active in his church and is an avid Star Trek fan. Kelly’s son, Kelly Jr., also works in radio and is carrying on the legacy!
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Shasta County was able to loosen some restrictions on businesses last week due to declining coronavirus cases. The county is now in the red tier under the… -
The Redding City Council is considering declaring a shelter crisis, which would pave the way to adapt building codes and build micro-shelters to house the…
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It was an electric night of sorts at the Redding City Council meeting last night. After several months of wrangling over reimbursement rates for both…
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Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko announced his retirement last week. Bosenko has been with the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office since 1979, holding the…
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The 1200 existing solar customers in the City of Redding and anyone who installs solar before the end of the year will be able to access a 30 year…
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Things got a bit testy at last night’s Redding City Council meeting after several owners of local solar companies complained about a council vote from the…
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Over 1000 homes were lost in last summer's Carr and Delta Fires in Shasta County. Many of those homeowners were uninsured, or underinsured, but there is…
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A plan to do away with subsidies on solar installations in the City of Redding was delayed last Tuesday night by the city council. Since 2006 the State…
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It’s been just over a year since the Carr Fire ripped through Shasta County. Friday evening a ceremony was held at the Sundial Bridge in Redding to…
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Whatever your thoughts on Megan Rapinoe’s political opinions, there is no denying her greatness on the field. After the U.S. women’s national soccer team…
