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.
Montgomery County Students Say No To Bullies
The children of Gotwals Elementary School in Norristown rallied on the steps of the Montgomery County Courthouse yesterday in an effort to put an end to bullying.
Montco Man Charged With Second Fetish Crime, This Time At King Of Prussia Mall
Police say Kornwell Chan of Dresher used the camera to look up women’s dresses while they were shopping in department stores.
Coroner: Mother And Son Killed In Rt. 309 Crash Were Not Pushing Car
Dr. Walter Hofman says 54-year-old Esther Louis and her 21-year-old son, Richard Guerrier, both of Philadelphia, died of multiple injuries, and he believes they had no way of knowing what was about to happen to them.
Bucks County Playhouse Readies For Its Grand Reopening
Playhouse officials say renovations are on schedule and everything looks good for the ribbon-cutting ceremony and the first production of “A Grand Night for Singing,” by Rodgers and Hammerstein, on July 2nd.
Lower Providence Homes Getting Municipal Water To Replace Contaminated Wells
Construction begins this week on a $2½-million project that will bring clean water to dozens of residents in Montgomery County for the first time in more than five years.
Officials in Chester County Hoping To Locate Missing Troubled Teen
West Whiteland police say 16-year-old Brandon Eckert was last seen at a group home around 5:30am Tuesday morning.
At a Montco Pre-School, Early Lessons In Helping Others
Children at the Goddard School in King of Prussia did something special for Mother’s Day: they donated essential items to a local shelter to help moms and kids who can’t be home this weekend.
Driving Through Floodwaters In Pa. Could Soon Cost You
Legislation is making its way through Harrisburg that would hold drivers accountable if they have to be rescued after driving around barricades onto flooded roadways.
3½-Month Closure of Major Pa. Turnpike Access Artery Begins Next Week
Drivers who use Susquehanna Road through Abington to get to the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Montgomery County will have to find another route, starting Monday.
Lower Gwynedd Revs Up Revitalization Plan For Bethlehem Pike
It’s called “I Like The Pike,” and it’s a multi-pronged program designed to showcase the properties along Bethlehem Pike between Norristown Road and Dager Road that are available for redevelopment.
32 Arrested as Montco-Philly Meth Trafficking Ring Is Broken Up
The main players are identified as Frank Messina of Hatfield, Pa. and Troy Dudas of Schwenksville.
Law Firm Says Flyers’ Ticketholders Were Bilked By Team For ‘Winter Classic’ Tix
The lawsuit alleges that Comcast-Spectacor — owner of the Flyers team — misled season ticketholders regarding the sales of tickets to the January 2nd outdoor game.
Officials Say Little as Assistant DA in Montco Removed From Job After 20+ Years
Montgomery County DA Risa Ferman would confirm only that Karen Ricca was suspended without pay April 27th from her nearly $75,000-a-year position.
Norristown Native, Voice Of The Trail Blazers To Be Inducted Into Basketball Hall Of Fame
A Norristown native who spent nearly three decades behind the microphone calling NBA games for the Portland Trail Blazers is heading to the Basketball Hall of Fame later this year.
Montgomery County To House Detainees In Eagleville Facility
Montgomery County is moving forward with a plan to raise some badly needed revenue by housing federal detainees waiting to be deported.
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