KYW Newsradio (103.9 FM and 1060 AM), an Audacy station in Philadelphia, has inducted longtime Philadelphia radio executive David Yadgaroff into the KYW Newsradio Hall of Fame, recognizing his decades of leadership, dedication and contributions to one of the region’s most trusted news organizations.

Yadgaroff joins a distinguished roster of broadcast professionals whose talent, commitment and passion have helped shape KYW Newsradio’s legacy of trusted journalism and its enduring connection to the Philadelphia community.

“David’s connection to KYW Newsradio spans more than three decades, and his impact on the station and the people who have worked here is immeasurable,” said Kristina Koppeser, Brand Manager, KYW Newsradio. “He has been a tremendous advocate for KYW, its journalists and its role in this community. This honor is a fitting recognition of a career defined by leadership, mentorship and an unwavering belief in the power of local radio.”

Yadgaroff joined KYW Newsradio’s sales department in 1992, rising through the organization to serve as Director of Sales, Vice President, General Manager, and ultimately Senior Vice President and Market Manager for Audacy Philadelphia. Throughout his career, he championed local radio, mentored colleagues and helped guide KYW Newsradio through an evolving media landscape while maintaining its commitment to trusted local journalism. He also helped lead the station through significant milestones, including the addition of 103.9 FM in 2020 and its 60th anniversary celebration in 2025.

Yadgaroff retired from Audacy in May 2026 following a 36-year radio career. His accomplishments earned him recognition as a Radio Ink Top Manager and finalist status for both the Radio Wayne Manager of the Year and the Marconi Radio Manager of the Year. In 2025, he was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of the Philadelphia Hall of Fame.

The KYW Newsradio Hall of Fame celebrates individuals whose passion, talent and dedication have helped shape the station’s enduring legacy of trusted journalism. Yadgaroff exemplifies that legacy through his leadership, his commitment to developing others and the lasting impact he has made on Philadelphia’s broadcasting community.

Listeners can tune in to KYW Newsradio (103.9 FM and 1060 AM) in Philadelphia on-air and nationwide on the Audacy app and website. Fans can also connect with the station via X, Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on anniversary programming.