Beccah Hendrickson
She started her career as a general assignment reporter in her hometown of Lancaster, Pa. There, she did a wide range of reporting, from breaking news to feature stories. During her time in Lancaster, she won an AP award and was nominated for multiple Emmy awards for her series investigating alleged child sexual abuse within Jehovah's Witness, both in the Susquehanna Valley and around the country.
A proud Temple University alumna, Beccah holds bachelor's degrees in both Media Studies and Production and Political Science. During her time at Temple, she was deeply involved with TUTV and Temple Update. It was always her goal to get back to telling stories in Philadelphia and she was beyond thrilled to become a member of the Action News Team.
Beccah is a diehard Eagles fan and an avid runner. You can connect with her on social media at @Beccah6abc. She's excited to get to know the community and tell all of your stories.
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Beccah's Stories
Love Park transforms into 17th annual Christmas Village in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- It may be the week before Thanksgiving, but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Love Park in Center City, where Christmas Village opened for the first time this holiday season.
School Spirit Day with the Odessa High School Marching Band
This week, we're featuring the not one, not two, but three-time state champion Odessa High School Marching Band.
Potential triple strike involving SEPTA and city workers could 'shut region down': union presidents
Three large unions in greater Philadelphia are all threatening to strike at the same time in a move that could "shut the region down," according to one union president.
Memorial plaque dedicated to a fallen Philadelphia police officer is missing
Ofc. Charles Knox was shot and killed while investigating an armed robbery during the summer of 1992.
Skimming devices found at multiple Royal Farms stores in the Delaware Valley
At this point, police in all six townships are still trying to figure out exactly when the devices were installed, but are urging anyone who visited the stores to monitor their card activity.
Volunteers clean up more than 100 parks across Philadelphia
Hundreds of volunteers across Philadelphia spent their Saturday beautifying their community parks as part of the Love Your Park Fall Weekend Celebration.
SEPTA strike 2024: Philadelphia transit union workers to remain on job as negotiations continue
The barganing will resume Friday afternoon, as the union looks for a raise and more security measures on the job.
Voluntary drought restrictions take effect in Montgomery County, Pa.
It's been 40 days without any measurable rain, which has led to a drought watch for most of the Delaware Valley and a drought warning in Berks County.
South Jersey man killed in hit-and-run crash; police search for clues
Pine Hill police are asking for help. They are looking for witnesses, video, and any information about the vehicle involved.
Paul Rudd supports college voters as they wait in long lines at Villanova University
Pennsylvania is a critical swing state in this election, drawing a lot of attention from both sides as candidates and celebrities visited the state multiple times leading up to Election Day.