Molly Daly
Molly attended Hallahan High School, LaSalle College, and Temple University, but left in her senior year.
A woman of exceptional vocal talents, Daly has worked delivering singing telegrams and performing in a rock band. She once worked as a backup singer for rock-and-roll legend Chuck Berry.
A lover of many kinds of music, she has also co-produced a video documentary on Sunset Park, a country music mecca in Southern Chester County. She interviewed bluegrass patriarch Bill Monroe, plus Kitty Wells and Johnny Wright, Marty Stuart, Riders in the Sky and others.
She first came to KYW to do “voiceover” announcements for the station, then moved into her anchor role two years later.
Television viewers have seen Daly on KYW-3′s “Ask the Experts” segments and on television commercials. She has also worked on the Philadelphia-based CBS Television series, “Hack,” and way back in 1981 she was an extra in the John Travolta movie “Blow Out.”
Daly is proud of her connection to one of Philadelphia’s most notable families: her mother and actress Grace Kelly (later the Princess of Monaco) were first cousins. Her paternal grandfather, T.A. Daly, was a columnist and poet whose “Rhymes and Ripples” column was a popular feature in the Evening Bulletin.
Molly is an avid birder, amateur naturalist, and fan of British folk-rock pioneers Fairport Convention, singer/songwriter/guitar god Richard Thompson, and English pop band XTC. A cat-lover,she also supports spay-neuter programs and the adoption of shelter animals.
Molly Daly has been a news anchor for KYW Newsradio since April, 1999. She honed her highly energetic style during a tenure of more than 7½ years at the television shopping channel “QVC.”
Connect with Molly Daly on Twitter: @ThisMollyDaly
Lancaster County Runaway Mom Speaks Out To Dr. Phil
Brenda Heist, the Lancaster County woman who resurfaced in Florida last month 11 years after she disappeared, talked to Doctor Phil McGraw in an interview broadcasted Monday on CBS3.
2013/05/20
Local Nonprofit Group Helping Student Athletes Get Screened For Cardiac Problems
“It’s the undisputable, number one cause of death of student athletes,” Darren Sudman says. “We can’t just look at them and assume their heart is fine.”
2013/05/20
‘Cinderella’ At The Kimmel
On Saturday, May 25th, an original musical production of “Cinderella” comes to the Kimmel Center’s Perelman Theater.
2013/05/11
West Chester Police: More Arrests Possible For Flipped Car
Authorities say about 500 young people were gathered in the 400 block of South Walnut Street in West Chester when police moved in to disperse the crowd after getting several complaints.
2013/05/07
Cicadas Will Soon Emerge From Their 17-Year Hiding Places
Once the weather and the ground warm up, some parts of the Delaware Valley will see one of nature’s spectacles
2013/05/01
Penn Veterinary Hospital Gets Trauma Center Designation
The American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care has designated University of Pennsylvania’s Ryan Veterinary Hospital as one of nine veterinary trauma centers in the United States.
2013/04/30
Police: One 15-Year-Old Shoots Another in Germantown
Philadelphia police say the incident took place about 3:15pm in the 400 block of E. Washington Lane. The vctim was shot in the chest.
2013/04/22
Local Favorite To Return For Performance At Electric Factory
Delaware Valley music fans are in for a treat on April 27th, when The Hooters make a rare appearance at the Electric Factory.
2013/04/21
Thousands Turn Out For 3rd Annual Science Carnival On Ben Franklin Parkway
Thousands of people turned out today Saturday for the 3rd annual Science Carnival on the Ben Franklin Parkway.
2013/04/20
1 Hospitalized After Shooting In Philadelphia
Philadelphia police are investigating a shooting early Saturday in the city’s Eastwick section.
2013/04/20
Man Surrenders After North Philadelphia Burglary Victim Captures Image With Cell Phone
Authorities say the break-in happened the morning of March 30th in the 1300 block of West Silver Street, in North Philadelphia.
2013/04/15
Local Organization Says Pope’s New Advisory Counsel May Help Bring Change
On Saturday, Pope Francis named eight cardinals from around the world, with only one from Europe, to a permanent advisory panel to counsel him on how the church is run, and how to reform the Vatican bureaucracy.
2013/04/14
Surveillance Video Released in March 13th Credit Union Robbery in NE Philadelphia
By Molly Daly PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Philadelphia police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who robbed a credit union in the city’s Rhawnhurst section last month. AUthorities say the crime occurred [...]
2013/04/08
Philadelphia Police Seek Public Help Identifying Convenience Store Robbers
After an undetermined amount of cash was handed over, the suspects took off, running east on Whitby Avenue.
2013/04/08
No Foul Play In Pair of Deaths in Atlantic City Hotel Room
Authorities say narcotics were found in the hotel room.
2013/04/08
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