Bryanna Gallagher
Bryanna Gallagher joined the Action News team as a general assignment reporter in November 2021. Born and raised in Bucks County, Bryanna is thrilled to be home and telling stories that make a difference in her community.

Before coming home, Bryanna was a reporter and fill-in anchor for WPMT-TV in South Central Pennsylvania for three-and-a-half years. She covered a variety of breaking news stories, the Governor's inauguration, the 2020 election, and she also worked closely with undiscovered small businesses to help them take off in the area. She also showcased hardworking first responders across the region, revealing the lives of every day heroes. Bryanna was the only reporter at WPMT-TV who remained out in the field with live coverage on COVID developments throughout the shutdowns. She also extensively covered the high-profile investigation into the missing Amish teenager, Linda Stoltzfoos. Bryanna also landed an exclusive interview with American Professional soccer player Christian Pulisic while he was back visiting his home field.

Bryanna began her on-air career in Binghamton, New York at WICZ-TV where she was the weeknight anchor, a multimedia journalist, and a producer. There, she covered 'April the Giraffe's' infamous and viral pregnancy, a story that made national headlines. She even got to meet April's calf!

Bryanna graduated from the Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University in Philadelphia with a degree in Journalism. She enjoyed spending several years in the city of Brotherly Love, especially cheering on her favorite teams... #FlyEaglesFly!

Bryanna is excited to be back in the Delaware Valley. It has always been her dream to be a part of the Action News family. When she's not working, you can find Bryanna spending time with her friends and family, and her husband Kevin and their dog Banks and cat Stella.

She encourages you to reach out to say hi, share story ideas, and your favorite local ice-cream spots!

Bryanna's Stories
Pennsylvania Turnpike to test text alerts for unpaid tolls amid scam concerns
The Pennsylvania Turnpike is moving cautiously as it rolls out a pilot program that would notify some drivers of unpaid tolls by text message.
Man arrested for alleged sex assault at TJ Maxx in Radnor Twp.
Sinan Tuzer, 44, was taken into custody after he allegedly inappropriately touched a 19-year-old female inside the store on Lancaster Avenue.
Plymouth Township police show solidarity as suspect in officer attack appears in court
Jake Hennessy was the most seriously injured of the three officers hurt in October after a violent encounter with Dalton Lee Janiczek.
Cold snap prompts gardeners to protect plants ahead of freezing night
A sudden blast of cold weather made a spring day feel more like winter, sending people back into coats and raising concerns about plants freezing overnight in parts of the region.
Parents plead for driver to come forward after teen skateboarder hit by 2 cars
Madison Beal remains hospitalized after she was struck by two cars while skateboarding last Saturday.
Police raid home after man found shot at Cherry Hill, NJ shopping center
Police raided a home on Thursday after a 61-year-old man was found shot inside a truck at a Cherry Hill, New Jersey, shopping center.
Vandalism leaves Bartram's Garden trail in the dark
Targeted vandalism has left a popular section of Bartram's Garden along the Schuylkill River Trail without lighting.
Elkins Park Skywatchers witness history as Artemis II crew returns
NASA and the world watched as the four astronauts of the historic Artemis II mission safely returned to Earth.
Off-duty Philadelphia officer recovering from emergency plane landing speaks from hospital
The emergency landing happened during one of Daniel Eckert's final training flights. He was aboard a small aircraft with a flight instructor when the plane lost power.
Action News reporter Sharifa Jackson welcomes home daughter Arya after 8 month NICU stay
We are thrilled to finally be able to introduce you to a new member of the Action News family, whose journey has been nothing short of a miracle.