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
SEPTA negotiations with city, suburban unions to continue Wednesday
Talks will continue this week between SEPTA and unions representing thousands of its workers in the city and suburbs.
Traffic drum thrown, gunshot fired during assault at illegal car meetup in Philadelphia
Newly released surveillance video shows suspects assaulting a person with a traffic drum during an illegal car meet back in September.
Alleged organizer of chaotic car meetups in Philadelphia arrested in Bucks Co.
The man who police say helped organize and promote illegal car meetups in Philadelphia last month, which quickly descended into chaos, has been arrested.
Chester County DA's Office unable to move forward with criminal charges in Ellen Greenberg case
Greenberg was 27-year-old when she was found dead of more than 20 stab wounds inside her locked Manayunk apartment in 2011.
SEPTA union workers to remain on job as negotiations continue; no strike expected Friday
The contract expired at midnight, but Transit Workers Union Local 234 leaders said progress was being made and members will keep working for now as the talks continue.
Here's how the School District of Philadelphia is preparing for a possible SEPTA strike
SEPTA workers could go on strike as soon as Friday, which would halt service in Philadelphia. Tens of thousands of students would be impacted.
Philadelphians warned as deadline to apply for mail-in ballot closes in
In Pennsylvania, all ballots -- including mail-in and absentee -- are not allowed to be counted until Election Day.
Legislation introduced for proposed 76ers arena during rowdy City Council meeting
The Sixers would have the green light to start construction on 76 Place if the legislation is approved by council.
Local county officials work to alert Pa. voters with flawed mail-in ballots
The last day to request a mail-in ballot is next Tuesday in Pennsylvania.
Charges upgraded against Philadelphia man accused of killing wife, hiding body in closet
Vladimir Lushevskiy, 65, now faces charges including homicide, strangulation, and tampering with evidence.