Andrew Rowan is a reporter for NBC10 News, covering the transportation beat and the stories that shape how people move around the region. You can watch his live reports on weekday evenings.
“People who live in the Philadelphia region are passionate, honest, and deeply connected to their communities,” Andrew said. “As a journalist, that makes for great storytelling because people are invested in what’s happening and aren’t afraid to tell you what they think. From the city to the suburbs to the shore, I love that so many different people, industries, and perspectives are together in one region.”
Andrew joined NBC10 in June 2026 from NBC Connecticut, where he served as a reporter. Before that, he worked as a reporter at WCPO in Cincinnati. He interned with WCSC Live 5 News in Charleston, South Carolina, NBC News NOW and MSNBC’s social media editorial team. He also worked as a freelance reporter and photographer for the Sun Newspaper Group in Southern New Jersey.
Andrew is passionate about journalism that informs communities. He believes reporting should help viewers better understand the issues affecting their daily lives and empower them to make informed decisions.
Often reaching new audiences through his social media videos, Andrew enjoys finding creative ways to innovate within the TV news format by incorporating unique camera angles, motion graphics, and data-driven storytelling into his reports.
One of Andrew’s most memorable reporting moments came while at NBC Connecticut when he covered a newly installed roundabout in West Hartford, Connecticut. His reporting showed it caused some confusion for drivers, and in the weeks that followed, the Town adjusted the roundabout to keep traffic flowing safely.
A native of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Andrew graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School, with a major in Journalism and a minor in Business Institutions and Data Science. He earned an Ohio Valley Chapter Emmy Award for Continuing Coverage of the I-471 Big Mac Bridge Fire.
When he’s not reporting, Andrew enjoys searching for the next great ice cream spot and staying active through exercise and pickleball.
Connect with Andrew!
Instagram: @andrewrowan128
Tik Tok: @andrewrowan128
Facebook: AndrewRowanTV
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