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A native New Yorker and award-winning journalist, Ken is a familiar and authoritative news voice who was most recently a national weekday anchor for Fox News Radio.

Ken was born in New Hyde Park, New York, spending most of his childhood in River Edge, New Jersey, where he listened to 77 WABC. Earning a B.A. in history from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Ken began working in radio in the Lehigh Valley in the fall of 1998. Duffy returned to the New York area to work for ABC News Radio in an assistant/production capacity before landing a job as news anchor at Westchester's 100.7 WHUD-FM in the spring of 2001.

In 2003, Ken was nominated for two New York City metro area "A.I.R" awards sponsored by the March of Dimes for best news series and best news interview related to coverage of the September 11th attacks. In the same year, Ken won an award for "Best Local Newscast" from the New York State Broadcasters Association; he jokes that he has a picture with Regis Philbin to prove it.

In 2004, Ken became a member of the team at Fox News Radio, where he was soon writing and anchoring national newscasts. He’s worked with such nationally-known talent as Shepard Smith, who says of Duffy, “Ken is an outstanding producer and anchor. His story selection is spot on. His writing is clean, clear and compelling. His delivery is modern and engaging. And he's a great guy to work with and for.”

Ken currently resides in Manhattan.