Brad Segall
Brad Segall is the award-winning Suburban Bureau chief at KYW Newsradio 1060 in Philadelphia.
Segall won the 2006 Associated Press Sandy Starobin Award for Individual Reporting for his captivating and compelling reports from inside his New Orleans hotel during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Segall and his wife Michele were taking their son Jeffrey to Tulane University when the storm hit. (The Sandy Starobin Award was named in honor of the legendary KYW Newsradio Harrisburg bureau chief who died in 1993.)
Earlier stops in Philadelphia included WWDB-FM, where he was a reporter and an integral part of the morning news team. He was also station manager and news director for WBUX-AM in Doylestown (Bucks County).
Segall, a Philadelphia native, is a graduate of Central High School and Temple University.
Brad and his wife and their two sons make their home in Montgomery County.
Valley Forge Casino Resort Holding Job Fair For Food And Beverage Positions
The Philadelphia area’s newest casino is scheduled to open its doors this spring in Montgomery County and later this week it will be holding a three-day job fair for food and beverage positions.
Montgomery County Judge To Decide Whether To Lift Sanctions Against Friends Of The Barnes
Montgomery County judge will decide whether to lift the financial sanctions that were levied against the group that continues to fight the move of the Barnes Foundation from Lower Merion to Philadelphia.
Upper Dublin Mom Headed To Jail For Abusing Adoptive Daughter
A Montgomery County mother is headed to county prison for at least eight months after admitting that she caused injuries to the young daughter she adopted from Russia when the girl was three-years-old.
Montco Man Charged With Molesting Girl While Advertising Online As Babysitter
When police confiscated Gary Romano’s computer last year and charged him with trading sexually explicit images with other users, they found a picture of him touching a child and determined that he had been advertising online as a babysitter.
After Major Renovation, Woodside Lodge Opens In Montgomery County
A piece of Montgomery County history reopens today after a major renovation project giving area residents a chance to get away to a bed and breakfast without going too far from home.
Cold Case: Montco. Authorities Looking For 86-Year-Old Woman’s Killer 2 Years Later
Authorities in Montgomery County are releasing new information about the murder of an 86-year-old Lower Moreland woman which happened more than two years ago.
Einstein Medical Center Branch Will Open This September In Montgomery County
The five-level, 360,000-square-foot facility boasts 146 beds — all single rooms — designed to give patients and their families a “homey” feeling that hospital officials say goes a long way to faster healing.
Judge Chides Prosecutors But Keeps Trial of Skyler’s Accused Killer On Track
The defense wants the charges tossed, claiming that prosecutors violated the attorney-client privilege when they seized private writings from James Troutman’s cell during a search last October.
Montco Family Hoping For A Kidney Donor For Their Ailing Mom
Aretha Swift of Abington just turned 52. She suffers from diabetes, is in renal failure and on dialysis. Doctors say she needs a new kidney, and she’s been on the transplant list for more than a year.
Feds Clamp Down On Montco Company Running Bus Trips to NYC Chinatown
Transportation officials say safety is their top priority and they will not tolerate irresponsible bus companies that jeopardize the safety of bus passengers and other motorists.
Dozens Charged As Alleged Montco Drug Ring Is Taken Down
Police seized nearly $170,000 in cash, plus cocaine, 92 pounds of pot, guns, bank records, and drug paraphernalia.
Valley Forge Casino Resort Taking Shape In King Of Prussia
The Philadelphia region is getting another gaming hall and officials at Valley Forge Casino Resort say everything is on target for an early spring opening in King of Prussia.
Corbett, State Lawmakers Discuss Future Of Chester-Upland School District
Several members of the Delaware County legislative delegation in Harrisburg met Monday with Governor Tom Corbett to talk about the ongoing financial crisis in the Chester-Upland School District.
Judge Deals Setback To Prison Guard Accused Of Faking Illness To Steal Sick Time
A Montgomery County judge has ruled prosecutors can continue to freeze the state retirement account of a former corrections officer at Graterford Prison accused of faking a deadly disease to steal sick time from her co-workers and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Bucks County Playhouse Expected To Be Back Up And Running By Summer
Renovation work is underway on the Bucks County Playhouse, and the legendary theater is expected to reopen in time for the summer season after sitting empty for more than a year.
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