He became involved in local organizations by serving as one of the 2016 Cincinnati Pride Parade judges, then began volunteering with the Human Rights Campaign of Greater Cincinnati in the summer of 2017. Jordan Young moved to Cincinnati in 2015 and began living his true and authentic self after a long and painful struggle of self-acceptance and loss of family ties, but in doing so, he found the community he now calls family. Born and raised in the Hoosier state, Kyle is thrilled to be living in Cincinnati! He’s looking forward to cheering on the Reds and Bengals. He was on campus for both of the historic Final Four runs the Bulldogs made in 20. Kyle graduated magna cum laude from Butler University with a degree in Electronic Journalism. As part of this program, Kyle worked as a researcher for the network’s “political unit,” assisted correspondents and field producers, and worked alongside the Meet The Press digital team. He was selected as the 2012 Tim Russert Fellow.
During his first year out of college, Kyle worked for NBC News in Washington, D.C. While there he covered the 2017 Presidential Inauguration, the 100th running of the Indy 500, and the sentencing of former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle. Prior to moving to Cincinnati, Kyle worked as a morning reporter/fill-in anchor for FOX59 in Indianapolis for three years. Kyle Inskeep joined the Local 12 News team in June 2018.
