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
What to know about the new art installation on Schuylkill River in Philadelphia
"FloatLab" is meant to give visitors an incredible bird's-eye view of the ecological wonderland that is the river while on board a unique circular platform.
Countdown to World Cup: 5 days until matches kick off in South Philadelphia
World Cup gameplay begins Sunday in South Philadelphia, where the Philadelphia Stadium is set to welcome an international crowd.
Philadelphia releases parking, transit and security info ahead of FIFA Fan Festival and World Cup
Philadelphia is outlining plans for security, transportation and fan experiences as the city prepares to host matches during the FIFA World Cup.
Jordan and Niki Mailata launch foundation to expand opportunities for teens
The couple said the mission is rooted in expanding access for young people who may not otherwise have it.
City council rejects mayor's proposed rideshare, delivery taxes in preliminary budget vote
Philadelphia City Council struck down several of Mayor Cherelle Parker's proposed taxes as it gave preliminary approval for the new budget.
Immigrant advocates push for protections at FIFA World Cup event in Philadelphia
Immigrant advocates and members of Philadelphia City Council gathered to call for stronger protections for undocumented and mixed‑status families.
Multi-million dollar plan aims to fix sports complex traffic woes in South Philadelphia
Traffic has long been the nemesis of sports fans heading to South Philadelphia to watch games in-person.
3 men dead in 2 separate Chester, Pa. shootings
As detectives investigate, community activists are working to quell any potential retaliation.
27 Years Strong: Haverford couple on the autism spectrum renews their vows
After nearly 30 years, and a lot of love, one special couple is re-committing themselves to their vows.
Citizens Crime Commission honors exceptional members of law enforcement at Philadelphia luncheon
The widows of two fallen law enforcement officers embraced Thursday as they accepted awards posthumously bestowed upon their husbands.