Tim Furlong is the Delaware Bureau Reporter for NBC10. You can watch Tim’s reporting weekdays during the early evening newscasts.
A native of the Greater Philadelphia area, Tim loves reporting the news to the people of his hometown.
“I love covering our area because I was born and raised here,” said Tim. “I am raising my kids here. I know and love the people and the attitude. I bleed Eagles green along with them, and I too will forever have trouble spelling the word ‘Schuylkill.’
Tim is NBC10's first ever licensed drone pilot and he enjoys experimenting with new cameras and storytelling tools. He has covered a variety of stories for NBC10, each unique in its context and how he goes about reporting the story. He enjoys finding interesting ways of bringing stories into the world of viewers. One story that Tim covered required him to strap a GoPro camera to the hood of his car as well as his head. Some of his memorable moments was when he traveled with the Philadelphia Phillies in 2008 to cover the World Series and also covering the 2017 Eagles Super Bowl.
Prior to joining NBC10 in 2005, Tim graduated from American University in Washington D.C. He is a four time Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award winner and a part of the NBC10 team that won an Edward R. Murrow Award. He also works as an adjunct communications professor at Widener University.
When Tim is not reporting, he enjoys traveling with his family and playing the guitar. He married his high school sweetheart, has two children and a rescue beagle named Maggie.
Connect with Tim!
X: @tfurlong
Facebook: @timfurlongnbc10
Instagram: @timfurlong2
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World's best bowlers roll into town. Here's how you can see PBA Delaware Classic
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A billboard in Milford, Del. accuses city officials of trying to take land from a farmer who has had the land for five generations. The farmer says the land isn’t even in Milford’s city limits.
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PHOTOS: Take ‘Quantum Leap' Back to Philly in 1985 as Live Aid Concert Is Featured in New Show
The new NBC show ‘Quantum Leap’ premieres on Monday, Sept. 19, and the first episode will feature scenes from the Live Aid concert held in Philadelphia 37 years ago. Two local legends of the city’s music scene, DJ Pierre Robert and promoter Larry Magid, shared memories and photos of the concert.
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Fans React to Joe Girardi's Firing and Meet Phillies' Interim Manager
Just ahead of tonight’s three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels, Phillies manager Joe Girardi has been fired and replaced by bench coach Rob Thomson. NBC10’s Tim Furlong spoke with fans and heard from Phillies staff on what comes next for the team.
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Georgia Officers Accused of Racially Profiling DSU Lacrosse Team
Members of a Georgia Sheriff’s Department are accused of racially profiling Delaware State University’s lacrosse team last month. Now the president of the historically black university is demanding answers and considering possible legal action.
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Another Surge of Local Gas Prices Has Drivers Scrambling
Gas prices are increasing once again. NBC10 reporter Tim Furlong takes a look at the impact this surge is having in our area.
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Dolly Parton Serenades Delaware With ‘Imagination', Books for Kids
Country music superstar Dolly Parton came to Delaware Thursday, wowing fans while promoting reading as part of the “Imagination Library.” NBC10’s Tim Furlong reports.
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Runners Getting Pumped for Blue Cross Broad Street Run
NBC10 reporter Tim Furlong was inside the welcome center Friday as runners got their bibs and other swag a couple days before the Blue Cross Broad Street Run on Sunday.
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Parking Issues at Philly International Airport Leave Travelers Scrambling
Parking capacity issues at Philadelphia International Airport is causing headaches for travelers. NBC10 reporter Tim Furlong talked with travelers and an airport official.
