
Greg Payne
Greg Payne joined the FOX 29 News team in October 2023 as a general assignment reporter and anchor.
Greg moved to Philadelphia from Kansas City, MO, where he was an anchor and reporter at CBS affiliate KCTV5. Prior to that, he worked as a reporter at WCTI NewsChannel 12 in New Bern, NC; and News 13 in Stroudsburg, PA.
Throughout his career, Greg has covered some memorable stories including: the 2017 Presidential Inauguration; the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA; the aftermath of Hurricane Florence in North Carolina; the Reverend Billy Graham’s Funeral; Super Bowl LV in Tampa, FL; and the protests and riots occurring in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd.
Greg earned a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Quinnipiac University in his hometown of Hamden, CT.
Greg enjoys trying out new restaurants and attending local sporting events. His fandom includes the Houston Rockets, NY Yankees and NY Giants. He spends his Sundays attending church before watching football and playing fantasy football with friends.
The latest from Greg Payne
Armed man shot by officers after traffic stop in Southwest Philadelphia
A man was shot by police during a traffic stop in Southwest Philadelphia after they say he pulled a firearm.
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers proposes alternative plan to save 17public schools facing closure
The fight to keep 17 Philadelphia public schools from closing reached a boiling point at the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers (PFT) headquarters on 18th & Chestnut Streets. Amid a packed house of union officials, educators, and staff, the labor union unveiled an alternative plan designed to halt the School District’s controversial 2026 Facilities Master Plan.
1 dead, 2 hurt in overnight shooting in Burlington: police
A man is dead and two juveniles are injured following a shooting Monday night in Burlington.
Philadelphia City Council honors first 100 women who joined police force after 1976 court order
Philadelphia honored the first 100 women who became patrol officers after a court order opened police jobs to women in the 1970s.
Family seeks justice after 71-year-old man killed in Voorhees hit-and-run
A South Jersey family seeks justice after Maksudur Rahman, 71, was killed in a hit and run while biking on Route 73 in Voorhees. Police continue investigating.
Former Bucks County Halloween attraction worker charged with assaults at family event
Edward Eisenhard, a former employee of Valley of Fear and Five Below in Bucks County, was arrested on multiple physical and sexual assault charges.
Philadelphia launches 'Kick the Vape' campaign as youth vaping rises
Philadelphia launches "Kick the Vape" campaign as officials, students, and health leaders unite to address rising youth vaping with new online and texting resources.
Viewing for fallen Philadelphia officer Shane Seiber set for Monday night
The community is preparing to honor Philadelphia police officer Shane Seiber with a public viewing Monday evening, after he was killed in the line of duty last week.
Fatal crash at 19th and Lombard Center City prompts calls for traffic reforms
Cyclists and pedestrians say they avoid Lombard Street, fearful for their safety.









