The Pittsburgh media community and listeners across western Pennsylvania are mourning the loss of Greg McAtee, a well-known traffic reporter for Audacy Pittsburgh stations including KDKA-AM/FM, Y108, STAR 100.7, and Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan. He died peacefully on Friday, June 19, 2026, after bravely living with cancer for five years.
McAtee was widely recognized for his deep, distinctive voice and consistent presence on Pittsburgh’s morning airwaves, earning affectionate nicknames from colleagues such as “the Voice of God.” For years, he provided reliable traffic updates that became a staple for commuters, especially during busy rush hours. Beyond his professional role, he was also remembered as a devoted family man and a kind, faith-driven individual who left a positive impression on those around him.
His final years were marked by a determined battle with cancer, during which he continued working on air despite undergoing extensive treatments, including chemotherapy. Even as his health declined, he remained committed to his audience, delivering updates with the same energy and professionalism he was known for.
Tributes from family and loved ones highlighted his strength and faith, describing him as someone who faced his illness with courage and dignity while continuing to serve his listeners.
McAtee studied communications at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, where he was active in campus radio and various student and faith-based organizations. After college, he also spent time in missionary training with Youth With A Mission (YWAM), an experience that helped shape his values of service, compassion, and community.
Greg McAtee leaves behind a lasting legacy in Pittsburgh broadcasting and will be remembered for his voice, his dedication, and the impact he had on both listeners and colleagues throughout his career.