
Maggie Kent
Anchor and Reporter at WPVI-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
@6abc Reporter, #Philly native, @centralalums 267! @montclairstateu grad & major chitchatter IG: MaggieonTV
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1 week ago |
6abc.com | Maggie Kent
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Phillies named their latest All-Star on Friday. And though she's never taken the field, she's been busy at the blackboard for nearly 60 years. Sister Catherine is finally getting the recognition she deserves from Philly's favorite green guy, the Phanatic, and the entire student body at St. Charles Borromeo School in Bensalem. Sister Catherine, an avid Phillies fan, has been a longtime math teacher serving children for 58 years.
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2 weeks ago |
6abc.com | Maggie Kent
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- University of Pennsylvania, President Donald Trump's alma mater, has received stop-work orders across seven of its schools. Federal funding to the tune of $175 million has been cut, and the administration cites Title IX violations. In the last 100 days, sweeping changes have hit college campuses across the nation as President Trump issues warnings and pulls funding from institutions of higher education.
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2 weeks ago |
6abc.com | Maggie Kent
ABINGTON, Pa. (WPVI) -- A PECO home energy assessment is free of charge for customers, and it can help identify where they may be losing energy and, in turn, money. "The problem is any leaks that are happening here will impact how that HVAC unit will be able to put out air to the rest of the house," says PECO energy auditor Josh Bautista, as he inspects air ducts. A temperature gun shows where air conditioning or heat may be seeping out of the home.
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3 weeks ago |
6abc.com | Maggie Kent
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Imani Naim, a 29-year-old mother of four, was buried on Tuesday. Her family is mourning her loss as detectives are searching for the gunman who killed her in front of her 8-year-old cousin. "She was very strong, determined, she knew what she was doing, she had so many plans," said her mother. Those plans were cut short. The family of Imani Naim is deeply pained as her life was suddenly stolen.
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3 weeks ago |
6abc.com | Maggie Kent
CAMDEN, N.J. (WPVI) -- Two months after the EMR recycling plant caught fire in Camden, burning for hours, Mayor Victor Carstarphen says negotiations to hold the company accountable have proven successful. It was February 21, 2025, when the piles of metal and scrap at the facility went up in flames. The fire and the thick smoke plumes of burning refuse could be seen burning for more than 15 miles. "There was rolling smoke pouring over my house.
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