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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Connecticut plans statewide America 250 celebrations through end of year
Connecticut is preparing to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with events across all 169 towns and cities, highlighting the state’s Revolutionary War history and its role in American independence. State leaders announced the CT250 plans at Connecticut’s Old State House on Tuesday, where officials outlined a schedule of events that run through the end of the year. According to a...
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Connecticut DOT delays I-95 Gold Star Bridge crossover until end of May
Connecticut transportation officials are delaying a major traffic shift on I-95 at the Gold Star Bridge. The planned crossover in New London is now scheduled for May 30. The Connecticut Department of Transportation said the change, originally scheduled for this weekend, is being postponed to “minimize disruptions” during the busy Memorial Day travel period. “Work is continuing in preparation for…
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Connecticut honors roadway workers killed on the job, urges safer driving
Connecticut officials and highway workers are urging drivers to slow down, stay off their phones, and pay closer attention in work zones as the state honors lives lost on the job and prepares to roll out work zone speed cameras this summer. The message came during National Work Zone Awareness week in Farmington, where state leaders highlighted the dangers facing…
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Amtrak won't close shoreline rail bridges during World Cup, reversing earlier proposal
Amtrak says it will not close any railroad bridges along Connecticut’s shoreline during the 2026 World Cup, backing away from a potential proposal that had sparked concerns from boaters, harbor officials, and marine businesses. In an email Tuesday to NBC Connecticut, Amtrak spokesperson Jason Abrams said: “At this time, in coordination with the Coast Guard, we will not be closing…
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Connecticut boaters could face hours-long bridge closures tied to World Cup
Amtrak is considering a plan that could keep several railroad bridges along the Connecticut shoreline closed for hours at a time this summer to allow for increased rail service tied to the World Cup in Boston, according to the Old Lyme Harbor Master. The proposal would affect the following railroad bridges on the dates of the World Cup matches in…
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More kids in Connecticut are riding e-bikes. Experts say parents should be cautious
As warmer weather brings more children onto e-bikes in Connecticut, doctors, public health officials, and police departments are warning parents not to assume every bike is safe for every child. Experts say they are seeing more serious injuries tied to e-bikes in recent years, while a new state law now in effect may affect whether a child can legally ride…
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Manchester releases rendering of new roundabout proposed for downtown
A proposed roundabout at a busy Connecticut intersection is part of a broader effort to reshape a growing destination in Manchester. The Town has shared a new rendering for a possible roundabout at Main Street and Center Street at the entrance to downtown, replacing the current traffic lights at the intersection with a design that includes bike lanes and pedestrian…
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Tweed New Haven Airport announces new agreement on expansion framework
Connecticut officials have reached a new framework for moving forward on a proposed east side terminal at Tweed New Haven Airport after years of conflict over the project, but the plan still faces major legal, legislative, and local hurdles. New Haven, East Haven, the airport authority, and the airport have agreed to a memorandum of understanding that lays out a…
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Years-long lane changes start this week on Gold Star Bridge: Here's what to know
Connecticut commuters should prepare for years of traffic changes and construction on the Gold Star Memorial Bridge, with the first major lane reductions beginning Tuesday night on I-95. Southbound traffic on the bridge between Groton and New London will go from five lanes to three, and that reduction is expected to remain in place until 2030. It’s in preparation for…
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‘We need your help': Connecticut police step up distracted driving enforcement
Connecticut is launching a new distracted-driving enforcement campaign with increased patrols statewide, as police point to a dramatic crash involving a state police cruiser as another reminder of the danger. The enforcement effort includes 37 law enforcement departments across Connecticut looking for distracted driving on roadways this month. A grant from the Department of Transportation will cover overtime to increase…
