Andrew Rowan is a reporter for NBC10 Philadelphia.
Prior to joining NBC10 in June 2026, Andrew was at NBC Connecticut covering the transportation beat and the stories that shape how people move around the state.
Before joining NBC Connecticut, Andrew was a reporter at WCPO 9 in Cincinnati. Before that, he spent time as a multimedia journalist in residence at WCSC Live 5 News in Charleston, S.C., and interned with 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.
A proud graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, Andrew believes in journalism that bears witness, holds power to account, and helps viewers make informed decisions about their communities.
He’s passionate about reaching audiences where they are, focusing on storytelling for social media through creative visuals, explainers, and on-the-ground moments. That approach carries over to his on-air reporting, where he brings the same innovation through unique camera angles, motion graphics, and data-driven context.
When he’s not reporting, you can usually find him searching for the next great ice cream spot.
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Construction along Route 42 in Camden County causes significant traffic delays
A construction delay on Route 42 in Camden County caused miles of backups and hours long travel times during Thursday’s morning commute.
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FTA invests $13.3 million into SEPTA railcars, Sean Duffy says
The Federal Transit Administration will invest $13.3 million into SEPTA railcars, according to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
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SEPTA settles claim after wire above trolley tracks shatters woman's windshield
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Schools close in Mantua Twp. as region cleans up damage from overnight storms
Schools in Mantua Township, New Jersey, were closed Wednesday and will remain closed Thursday while thousands throughout the region woke to storm damage and homes without power.
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2 dead, 8 hurt in Trenton mass shooting, officials say
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Woman questions SEPTA after wire above trolley tracks shatters windshield
SEPTA initially closed the claim, but after NBC10 inquired, the woman received an email from the agency saying it had reopened its review.
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Storms cause flooding in South Jersey, including Rowan University
Flooding led to damage in South Jersey on Thursday, including at Rowan University.
