Dan Wing
Dan Wing is a news anchor and reporter for KYW Newsradio 1060.
Long familiar with the local scene, Dan joined the KYW staff as a part-time reporter and anchor in December 2010 after spending six years as the morning news anchor and sports director at WBCB Radio in Bucks County.
While at WBCB, Dan called the live play-by-play broadcasts of hundreds of high school sporting events on both sides of the Delaware River throughout Bucks and Mercer counties, anchored the morning newscasts, and also co-hosted or engineered a number of talk shows featuring the likes of Bill Clement, Merrill Reese, Greg “The Bull” Luzinski, and numerous current and former members of the Philadelphia Eagles and Flyers.
A lifelong resident of the Philadelphia area, Dan went to high school at Pennsbury High School in Fairless Hills, Pa., then attended Bucks County Community College before earning a degree in communications from Temple University.
You could call Dan a “four-for-four” guy since he’s a fan of all four of the city’s professional sports teams. But, he says, Eagles football always comes first.
Feel free to tweet Dan(@dwingKYW), a self-described fantasy football expert, with any Fantasy Football questions during the season.
Rally Held At Temple Hospital After Fired Employee Not Allowed To Return To Work
The point was to protest the administration’s decision to not immediately reinstate a fired employee after an arbitrator ruled that she should be allowed to return to work.
Police: Woman Arrested On Prostitution Charges At Massage Parlor In Westmont
Haddon Township Police Chief Mark Cavallo says authorities were tipped off to possible prostitution at the Sunrise Massage Parlor on Haddon Avenue by other local businesses.
Former Delco Middle School Principal Admits to Hoard of Child Porn
Troy Czukoski, 42, of Exton, was serving as principal of the Springton Lake Middle School at the time the investigation began.
Study Suggests Tweaking Supplements Taken To Fight Blindness
A recent study shows that people taking supplements to fight age-related macular degeneration may want to make a few changes to the mix.
Ceremony Celebrates Winners Of The Knight Arts Challenge
The challenge put out to the community by the Knight Foundation of Philadelphia is to give them the best idea for new art projects.
Philadelphia School Board Holds Special Meeting On School Closures
The Philadelphia School Board held a special hearing at their North Broad Street headquarters on Monday night, to take public comment on the proposed closure of Dimner Beeber Middle School and M. H. Stanton Elementary School.
3 Philadelphia Priests Declared Unfit For Service
Three priests in the Philadelphia Archdiocese implicated in sexual abuse scandals have been declared unsuitable for public ministry.
La Salle Fans Proud Of Their Team Despite Loss
A slow start and Wichita State’s domination in the paint doomed La Salle, whose amazing run to the sweet 16 captivated a city desperate for some sports success.
Marriage Equality Supporters Rally Outside Philadelphia’s Federal Building
Braving the cold rain, supporters chanted and cheered with each speaker who made arguments that this is about basic rights.
PennDOT Prepares For Snow Storm, Messy Morning Commute
With a chance for some significant snowfall in the Delaware Valley Sunday night into Monday afternoon, PennDOT is advising motorists to be prepared for what could be a rough commute to work Monday morning.
South Jersey Firefighter Admits Embezzling From His Volunteer Company
Chad Jurman, 22, has pleaded guilty to stealing $41,000 from the Bellmawr Park Fire Company while serving as the department’s treasurer.
Hatfield Police Identify Third Suspect In Test Drive Beating And Robbery
Hatfield Township Police have identified a third suspect wanted for an assault and robbery on Sunday in which a man was tased, beaten and robbed as he took a test ride in a car he was going to buy.
Police: Man Beaten, Robbed During Test Drive In Hatfield
Authorities in Hatfield Township say police have arrested two people in connection with a robbery Sunday. The victim was attacked after meeting with three people for what he thought was the chance to buy a car.
Packed House At Upper Darby Diner For Oscar Viewing Party
The Llanerch Diner in Upper Darby, Pa. hosted an Oscar Viewing Party Sunday night, hoping to see Silver Linings Playbook bring home some Oscar Gold. The film was nominated in eight-different categories.
South Jersey Town Thrilled For Flacco, Ravens
While most football fans in the Delaware Valley don’t have a connection to Baltimore Ravens or the San Francisco 49ers, the town of Audubon, New Jersey was strongly backing one of their own on Sunday evening.
