Trish Hartman
Trish started her broadcasting career at KRTV, the CBS affiliate in Great Falls, Montana as a reporter/photographer. There, she enterprised, shot, wrote and edited her own stories, many of which aired across the state. From there, she moved to beautiful Savannah, Ga. where she covered news in the Coastal Empire and Low Country. Trish helped to create and launch two new morning shows for the ABC and FOX affiliates, and anchored and produced them each day.
Trish was thrilled to come back to her home state in 2008 when she started working for WNEP in Northeastern Pennsylvania. She covered news in the Pocono region, Scranton, and eventually anchored the station's evening broadcasts. She anchored wall-to-wall coverage during Tropical Storm Lee in 2011, which caused historic flooding of the Susquehanna River and forced 100,000 people from their homes.
Trish grew up in Bensalem, Pa., and discovered her love of journalism in high school, writing articles for "Reality," the teen section of the Bucks County Courier Times. Trish is a proud graduate of the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism. During her first semester of college, watching the coverage of the 9/11 attacks solidified her decision to pursue a career as a journalist.
In her free time, Trish enjoys running, yoga and knitting. She lives in Bucks County with her husband, daughter and greyhound.
Trish's Stories
3 Camden schools to close after this school year
Three public schools in Camden, New Jersey, will close as planned after this school year, while one school that was slated to close will stay open.
Reflecting back on one year of COVID-19 in New Jersey
On March 4, 2020, New Jersey officials announced the state's first confirmed case of COVID-19. As the residents reflect one year later, the county's vaccination site is buzzing with activity and people anxious to be vaccinated.
Missing 13-year-old Philadelphia boy found safe, taken to local hospital for evaluation
FOUND SAFE: A missing 13-year-old boy, who had not been seen since Friday, was found safe on Monday morning.
Johnson & Johnson vaccine gets green light from FDA
The Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency use authorization to Johnson and Johnson's one-dose COVID-19 vaccine, meaning within days, those shots could be going into arms.
Police investigate cell phone store robberies in Philadelphia and suburbs
Police are investigating a series of robberies at cell phone stores in Philadelphia, along with Bucks and Montgomery counties.
Police issue warning after 4 boys fall through frozen pond in South Jersey
Four boys are lucky to be alive after police say they fell through the ice on a neighborhood pond Sunday evening in South Jersey.
Philadelphia radio legend Cody Anderson dies
Philadelphia radio legend Cody Anderson passed away on Saturday, officials said.
Woman shoots, injures intruder in North Philadelphia: Police
Philadelphia police say a woman turned the tables on an intruder early Sunday morning, shooting and critically injuring him.
Carjacking victim recalls encounter with police chase suspect: 'Get out or I'm going to shoot you'
A carjacking victim is recounting the chaotic moments as she was forced out of her vehicle by a suspect who led Philadelphia officers on a wild chase through city streets on Friday night.
Vaccine sites in NJ, Pa. coping with winter weather, delayed shipments
Vaccination sites in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are not only rescheduling appointments missed because of recent winter weather, but also anticipating a shortage of doses due to delayed shipments.
