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
Fans line up on Record Store Day for Pierre Robert's music collection
GLENSIDE, Pa. (WPVI) - On Record Store Day, hundreds of people lined up outside Vinyl Chickie in Glenside for a chance to take home a piece of Philadelphia radio history: music from the personal collection of longtime WMMR DJ Pierre Robert.
Man and dog killed after vehicle t-boned by speeding SUV in West Philadelphia
A high-speed crash has left a man and a dog dead and three others injured in West Philadelphia.
Record heat, rising tick populations collide in Pennsylvania
Tick bites are causing people to go to the emergency room at the highest levels in nearly a decade, and hotter-than-usual temperatures are partially to blame.
Spring pollen surges bring misery to allergy sufferers
An unusually hot spring day brought blooming trees and rising pollen, a combination that's proving difficult for people with allergies.
Grays Ferry Shopping Center reopens following deadly parking garage collapse
The Gray's Ferry Shopping Center has reopened to customers following last week's deadly parking garage collapse.
Deadly CHOP parking garage collapse prompts community meeting
PHILADELPHIA - As crews began tearing down a partially collapsed parking garage near Grays Ferry Avenue, Philadelphia city leaders met with residents less than a mile away to address safety concerns and the broader community impact of a deadly constructio
Burglary call leads to hourslong standoff, fire and suspect's death in Collingdale
A 911 call reporting a burglary in progress led to a police standoff, a fire, and the death of a suspect in Delaware County, according to sources.
Students, police raise concerns over drugs at Penn Wood High School
Students at a Delaware County high school say drug use has created an unhealthy and distracting environment for learning.
Spring celebrations draw families to Franklin Square, Fairmount Park
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) - Springtime activities brought families across Philadelphia outdoors, from an Easter-themed event at Franklin Square to peak cherry blossom viewing along Kelly Drive, and a community celebration at Smith Memorial Playground.
Terminal A West checkpoint reopens at Philadelphia International Airport
Operations at Philadelphia International Airport are returning to normal.