Annie McCormick
Prior to working in Harrisburg, Annie's on-air career included reporting stops in Waco, TX and Albuquerque, NM. Annie began her career in journalism as a photo intern in The White House press office. After college, she worked as a photojournalist for newspapers and wire services in the Tri-State area including The New York Times, the Associated Press, The Philadelphia Daily News, US Weekly and Star magazines, among others.
Annie served on The Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers Board for several years. She also created the series "Wanted in Central PA," which profiled local fugitives and worked closely with U.S. Marshals to track down Megan's Law offenders. During her time at 6abc, Annie has extensively covered crime and major events ranging from Super Storm Sandy to the 2015 Papal visit.
Annie won several Associated Press awards and was Emmy-nominated in both New Mexico and Pennsylvania. In 2012, she was named Media Advocate of the Year by the Dauphin County Victims Witness Assistance Program. In 2017, The International Association of Firefighters, Local 22, named Annie Media Person of the Year.
A trained mezzo-soprano, Annie had the honor of singing in The Archdiocesan Choir. Annie is also an author; her first true crime book, The Doctor, The Hitman and The Motorcycle Gang, is set to be released in the Spring of 2020.
Annie graduated from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA with a major in Communications and minor in Music. She is a South Jersey native and a graduate of Moorestown High School in Moorestown, N.J.
Annie's Stories
Cleanup of encampment on Kensington Avenue completed, but what's next?
People, along with tents and other structures, were moved from the sidewalk along a two-block stretch.
Penn student upset over university's handling of pro-Palestinian encampment
On Tuesday, a small group of counter-protesters was seen at the Gaza solidarity encampment on Penn's campus holding up signs of Israelis taken hostage by Hamas
Penn's interim president says pro-Palestinian encampment is 'causing fear for many'
In a statement on Monday, Interim President J. Larry Jameson again called on organizers to disband the encampment: "The encampment should end. It is in violation of our policies."
Pro-Palestinian protest continue at Penn; organizers in Princeton begin hunger strike
Penn has opened several student disciplinary cases through the Center for Community Standards.
Pro-Palestinian protest at Penn enters 8th day; petition to end encampment delivered
On Friday afternoon protesters flanked a sculpture of Ben Franklin, covering his face and raising a Palestinian flag.
Pro-Palestinian protest on Penn's campus continues; petition calls for end to encampment
Since last week, a Gaza Solidarity encampment has been set up near the Philadelphia campus at 34th and Walnut streets.
Pro-Palestinian protesters say Penn's Gaza Solidarity encampment will remain until demands are met
Demonstrations made up of Penn students and people who are not affiliated with the university including students from other universities.
Names released of 3 adults and pregnant teen killed crash on Route 322 in Boothwyn
There were a total of seven people inside the car, all residents of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania primary results: Dave Sunday to face Eugene DePasquale in attorney general's race
In the race to be Pennsylvania's next attorney general, Republicans nominated York County's District Attorney Dave Sunday and Democrats nominated former state Auditor General Eugene DePasquale of Pittsburgh.
Report shows antisemitic incidents in US hit all-time high; Pa. seeing four times as many cases
In the Delaware Valley, the rise in incidents includes assault, harassment and vandalism. Pennsylvania is seeing four times as many incidents.