Steve Keeley
Steve Keeley joined the FOX 29 News team in 2002 as a reporter for "Good Day Philadelphia."
Before returning to his hometown of Philadelphia, Steve worked with NBC affiliates since 1987, first serving as a general assignment reporter at WROC-TV in Rochester, N.Y. He next spent six years as a reporter at WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, N.Y., then reported at WKYC-TV in Cleveland, Ohio, for two years.
Steve graduated Cum Laude from Glassboro State College, now Rowan University, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law/Justice. From 1983 to 1985, he worked in radio at WFPG in Atlantic City, N.J., as News Director and in 1986 switched to television as a news writer for KYW-TV. At that time, he was also working at WMDT-TV in Salisbury, Maryland, as weekend anchor.
Steve lives in South Jersey and enjoys running and working out in his spare time.
The latest from Steve Keeley
Illegal dumping plagues a North Philly street following the strike
Residents on a North Philly street are grappling with a sudden surge in illegal dumping, which has transformed their neighborhood into a makeshift landfill.
Philly community gathers to unpack deadly mass shooting in Grays Ferry: 'It's an epidemic'
A Philadelphia community gathered Thursday night for a meeting with city leaders, activists and residents after three people were killed and nine others were injured in a mass shooting last week.
DC 33 strike update: Trash crisis in Philly worsens, increase in pest control demand expected
Residents, business owners and pest control professionals weigh in as Philadelphia faces its eighth day of the District Council 33 strike.
Philly strike: City grapples with mounds of trash as District Council 33 strike continues
Mounds of trash continued to overwhelm streets in Philadelphia on Monday as contract talks between the city and District Council 33 remain at a standstill.
Thousands turn out to celebrate 4th of July in Philadelphia despite ongoing DC 33 strike
People gathered in Philadelphia to celebrate the birth of the country, despite the continuing District Council 33 strike for fair wages and two big name performers opting out of the Wawa Welcome America concert, to support union workers.
Man, 19, arrested in Maryland after illegal car meetup following Eagles Super Bowl parade
Philadelphia police joined Maryland State troopers to arrest a man wanted in connection with an illegal car rally in February, after the Eagles Super Bowl parade.
Argument over parking leads to 'unusual' road rage shooting injuring 2: officials
Two people were shot and injured in what Philadelphia police are calling an “unusual" road rage shooting.
Teen, 15, shot multiple times and killed; dumped out of vehicle into alley: officials
A young teenage boy was shot and killed and then thrown out of a vehicle into an alley, where residents saw the boy lying in the alley, unresponsive.
Philadelphia strike: Parker says District Council 33 refused city's offer to continue negotiations
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said District Council 33 refused the city's offer to continue contract negotiations on Thursday as a crippling work stoppage continues.
Philadelphia strike: No deal as negotiations resume and DC 33 strike enters third day
District Council 33 and Philadelphia leaders met at the negotiating table on Wednesday as the two sides continue to try to hammer out a new contract that will bring a crippling strike to an end before the Fourth of July weekend.