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
Robbers in Bucks County target dirt bike owners through listings on Facebook: Police
Video shows four suspects rummaging through a car in a victim's driveway and breaking into the garage.
Man charged with arson after South Jersey church, food pantry destroyed in fire: Police
Viewer video shows firefighters climbing the roof of the church as flames and smoke pour out.
Philadelphia man pleads guilty in DUI crash that killed mother of 5
The crash happened on January 28, 2023. Severino's family says she had been working at the time. Investigators say Rodriguez was driving intoxicated.
8 members of the Philadelphia Police Department honored for heroic actions during December fire
Eight members of the Philadelphia Police Department were honored for their heroic action during a fire back in December.
Thousands of people gather at Fairmount Park for 21st annual Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival
Of course, being a Philadelphia event, the festival had cheesesteaks with a Japanese twist: the steak was Wagyu.
New Jersey man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from youth program
Investigators say back in December, the Hightstown Rams Pop Warner program realized someone was making withdrawals from the club's bank account and the treasurer called police.
Abington Township Police warn of car thefts, offer free security measures
Police in Abington, Montgomery County have put out a warning to residents after seeing an increase in car thefts over the past two weeks.
Philadelphia pharmacists raise alarm about industry struggles as Rite Aid closes more stores
The Philadelphia Association of Retail Druggists says many pharmacies are losing money on prescription reimbursements, causing many stores to shut down.
Volunteers join annual Philly Spring Cleanup to help beautify city neighborhoods
The cleanup is part of Mayor Cherelle Parker's vision for the city, which includes addressing abandoned lots and providing economic opportunities to people in neighborhoods.
Philadelphia rattled by earthquake with epicenter 60 miles away in northern New Jersey
Philadelphia officials are urging city residents to remain vigilant after a 4.8 magnitude earthquake Friday morning, which prompted an emergency response in the city.