Maggie Kent
She wakes up "dark and early" on Saturday mornings to anchor the broadcast and start the weekend off right. During the week you can find her "hitting the streets."
During her time with Action News, she's covered countless stories, connecting with viewers throughout the Delaware Valley. From the Shore to the Poconos, she's where the community's stories are, proudly lending a voice and a platform to our neighbors.
Maggie started her career carrying her own camera through the streets of the Bronx as a multimedia journalist and reporter for News 12 The Bronx and Brooklyn. She eventually became the evening anchor, and it was there that she was nominated for an Emmy Award.
In 2016, Maggie joined the team at WCBS in New York City. There, she covered a wide range of stories including the 2016 Presidential Debate at Hofstra University, terrorist attacks, storm coverage, and countless local and international issues.
Maggie is a graduate of Montclair State University and holds a bachelor's degree in Broadcasting.
She grew up in the Italian Market, receiving her education in the Philadelphia Public School System and is a graduate of Central High School (267!).
Maggie is a true foodie, who loves to patronize local spots for lunch in the news van.
She is a proud wife and mother.
Maggie's Stories
Free workshops for property tax increase help in Philadelphia
New property tax reassessments from the City of Philadelphia have left some residents worried about rising costs.
Philadelphia councilmembers host hearing on police response to Pride festivities
Philadelphia City Council held a tense hearing Wednesday focused on the police response to Pride festivities earlier this summer.
6 charged after music group transformed into criminal enterprise, Pa. attorney general says
A group that started as a musical venture transformed into an illegal operation, authorities say, and now six men are facing charges.
St. Joseph's University graduates launch 'Kind Stranger' project to help neighbors in need
Four Saint Joseph's University graduates are offering free or pay‑what‑you‑wish help across Philadelphia.
From pirate cruises to dolphin watching, Starlight Fleet marks 50 years
During this week's "Down At the Shore" we are exploring the entire Starlight Fleet, which is celebrating 50 years of business.
Eagles open training camp as excitement builds for new season
The Eagles' first preseason game is August 15 in Baltimore.
Philadelphia City Council urges school board to change plan to shutter schools
City Council members pressed the Philadelphia Board of Education on Tuesday to revisit its Facilities Master Plan, which includes closing 17 schools.
NJ woman flips the script on telemarketers by singing Disney songs
From spam calls, to show tunes! One New Jersey medical student is turning what could be an annoying phone call into a magical - and humorous - moment.
Beloved Camden County deli serves up a crowd after copper pipe theft shutters business
A Somerdale, New Jersey deli is back open and serving customers again, 10 days after theft set the small business back $20,000.
Pep rally held for Philadelphia Cycling Classic
AmeriGas employees are assembling bikes for Big Brother Big Sister, Independence Region