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.
DUI Homicide Charges Filed In Chester County Crash That Killed Motorcyclist
It’s not the first time the defendant has been drunk behind the wheel.
2013/05/07
3 Charged With Stealing From Grieving Relatives At Cemeteries In Bucks And Montco
Bensalem police say the crimes happened at ten cemeteries in Bucks County and five in Montgomery County, between February and April of this year.
2013/05/06
2 Plead Guilty To Housing Assistance Fraud in Montco
In separate cases, Tracey Warren of Pottstown and Megan Benson of North Hills both pleaded guilty to felony theft charges.
2013/05/06
West Chester Mayor Lets Assault Rifle Raffle in Chester County Move Forward
The raffle was organized by the Chester County Deputy Sheriff’s Association, and the proceeds will help pay for programs in the department’s dog units.
2013/04/30
West Chester Mayor Lets Assault Rifle Raffle in Chester County Move Forward
The raffle was organized by the Chester County Deputy Sheriff’s Association, and the proceeds will help pay for programs in the department’s dog units.
2013/04/30
Pa. Lawmakers Urge Norristown To Overturn Its Rule Limiting 911 Calls By Renters
The ordinance calls for financial penalties for a landlord who has a tenant who calls police at least three times during a four-month period.
2013/04/30
Cheltenham H.S. Trainer Pleads Guilty To Molesting Female Student
On the day his trial was scheduled to begin, Ramon Cintron pleaded guilty to “institutional” sexual assault and corruption of a minor, both felonies.
2013/04/29
Widow of Doomed 9/11 Pilot Calls For More Cockpit Barriers on Airliners
US Rep. Michael Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) was joined by Ellen Saracini 9/11 Memorial in Bucks County to talk about legislation that would require airlines to install a secondary barrier to protect the flight crew.
2013/04/29
Anti-Drones Protest Planned For Saturday Outside Former Willow Grove NAS
Organizer Sean Miller says there’s a misconception that only high-level targets are being hit and that collateral damage is small, but he says innocent people are being killed overseas.
2013/04/26
Abington Postal Worker Charged With Stealing Cash Enclosed In Greeting Cards
Jamie Fletcher, 25, of Chew Avenue in Philadelphia, is charged with theft, receiving stolen property, and related offenses.
2013/04/25
DA Ferman Says Fatal Cheltenham Shooting Might Have Been Justified
“This is what we refer to when we talk about the Castle Doctrine,” DA Risa Ferman said.
2013/04/25
Road Rage Suspect Sought For Punching Female Driver In Exton
Police say he attacked a female driver shortly before 9am Monday morning on the Route 30 bypass and stole her eyeglasses.
2013/04/24
Expert Worried About Availability of Guns To Those With Domestic Violence Histories
Kenneth Philipp was released earlier this month from Bucks County Prison. He obtained a gun and killed his ex-wife.
2013/04/23
Montgomery County Native Puts Up $100M For Scholarship Fund
The founder of a Wall Street private equity firm who grew up in Montgomery County is donating $100 million of his own money to establish a scholarship program in China for students from around the world.
2013/04/23
Guilty Plea In Theft of Priceless Artifacts From Main Line Home
Andrea Lawton pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to burglary and conspiracy, admitting that she was the one who swiped the priceless bust of Franklin from a house in Bryn Mawr.
2013/04/22
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