Overview
- The longtime morning and noon anchor revealed his plans on Wednesday, closing a 39-year broadcast career that includes more than two decades at CBS Philadelphia and 15 Emmy Awards.
- CBS Philadelphia will run special on-air tributes during his final week, Dec. 15–19.
- He joined the station in 2004 as the "On Your Side" consumer reporter and became morning anchor in 2016, helping to relaunch and grow the newscast.
- His path to Philadelphia began with an internship at WWOR-TV and roles at CNBC, WGHP in North Carolina, and WBNS in Ohio, with notable coverage including Pope Francis’ 2015 visit.
- Station president and general manager Kelly Frank praised him as a "Philadelphia institution" for his advocacy and community connection, which has included LGBTQ+ event involvement.