Biographies

NBC10 morning anchor Erin Coleman isn’t just a face on the news; she’s a Philadelphia local who returned home to tell the stories of her community. Get the full scoop on her Ivy League education, her secret to balancing “mom life” with a 4 a.m. start, and her journey from Voorhees to the anchor desk.

Lili Zheng is a weekend reporter at NBC10 Philadelphia (WCAU), covering local news, crime, and community issues. The Temple University graduate (Class of 2014) returned to Philadelphia in March 2025 after working at NBC5 Dallas, FOX 5 DC, and KFOR Oklahoma City. Fluent in Fuzhou Chinese and conversational in Spanish, Zheng brings over 11 years of broadcast journalism experience to the Delaware Valley. Learn about her age, career milestones, estimated net worth, personal life, and what makes her storytelling approach resonate with diverse audiences.

Jim Rosenfield didn’t just report the news—he helped America process it. From the chaos of 9/11 to the uncertainty of COVID-19, this Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist has been the steady voice in America’s living rooms for over three decades. Born December 18, 1958, in New York City, the 67-year-old news anchor has worked in the nation’s most competitive media markets: New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Houston.

Fred Shropshire didn’t just arrive at NBC10 Philadelphia—he earned his seat at the anchor desk through two decades of award-winning journalism across America’s most competitive markets. From conducting a dozen interviews with Barack Obama during his historic 2008 presidential campaign to covering Hurricane Ike’s devastating landfall, this Emmy-winning broadcaster has consistently delivered stories that matter. Now anchoring Philadelphia’s evening news at 6, 7, and 11 p.m., Shropshire brings more than headlines to viewers—he brings context, compassion, and a deep commitment to community building. Whether he’s emceeing fundraisers, mentoring young men through Charlotte’s school system, or explaining complex issues to Delaware Valley residents, his mission remains constant: connecting people to information that improves their lives. Discover the career journey, achievements, and impact of one of Philadelphia’s most trusted voices in journalism.

Jacqueline London is more than just a face on the evening news; she is a Philadelphia institution. With 13 Emmy Awards and two Murrow Awards, her career spans from the heart of Orlando to the historic streets of Philly. Beyond the desk, we dive into her role as a mother, her marriage to stylist Tony Silla, and her lasting impact on the Delaware Valley community.

Award-winning journalist Kelsey Kushner is officially back in the Delaware Valley. After six years in Baltimore, the Emmy winner joins NBC10 Philadelphia as a weekend anchor and reporter. From covering the Parkland tragedy to the Key Bridge collapse, explore the story behind one of Philly’s most trusted new voices.

Delaney White is a rising star in San Diego media, serving as a weekend weather anchor and reporter for FOX 5 and KUSI News. A double-alumna of ASU’s Cronkite School and a meteorology scholar at Penn State, Delaney combines journalistic grit with atmospheric science. Discover her journey from the Central Coast to the sunny shores of San Diego, her passion for animal advocacy, and what’s next for her career in 2026.

Bo Koltnow isn’t just a news anchor; he’s a Lehigh Valley staple. After nearly two decades at WFMZ-TV, his journey from “Bo’s Xtreme Adventures” to winning an Emmy for election coverage reveals a journalist with a heart for the community and a thirst for the truth. Read the full story of his impact on animal rights and foster care.

Jaciel Cordoba is more than just a face on the morning news; he is a Silver Circle legend with a passion for the arts and community. Explore his journey from Northwestern University to becoming the Lehigh Valley’s most trusted voice, including his net worth, career milestones, and his unexpected life as a stage actor.