An-Li Herring is a reporter focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Pittsburgh area. She writes for 90.5 WESA and her work has also appeared in WDIY 88.1 FM. An-Li covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and economic development, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep her audience informed about the issues that impact their community.
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Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
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By: An-Li Herring
Democratic Pennsylvania Rep. Emily Kinkead responded Wednesday to conservative coverage of statements she made in support of gender-affirming care for transgender people. She said her critics are trying to derail an anti-discrimination bill pending before the state House of Representatives.
By: An-Li Herring
The City of Pittsburgh will pay $8 million to settle a lawsuit stemming from the October 2021 death of Jim Rogers, according to an attorney for the Rogers family. Rogers died in a hospital a day after police repeatedly shocked him with a Taser in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood.
By: An-Li Herring
Today is the last day Pennsylvanians can register to vote in the May 16 primary. It’s also the deadline to file changes to your name, address, or political party if you’re already registered.
By: An-Li Herring
A national contract manufacturing firm called Re:Build plans to open its first factory in New Kensington as part of a larger push to reshore production to the U.S. The project promises to create 300 jobs, and its investors include billionaire Thomas Tull and the state of Pennsylvania.
By: An-Li Herring
Brookings Metro senior fellow Andre Perry told corporate executives in Pittsburgh Thursday that they can boost their bottom line by taking meaningful steps to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. He spoke at Vibrant Pittsburgh program for 170 local business leaders.
By: An-Li Herring
A New York City-based manufacturer officially broke ground Tuesday on a steel mill it plans to build in Aliquippa. 72 Steel says it will make rebar and other construction goods at the site, in an effort to supply President Biden's infrastructure investments.
By: Chris Potter, An-Li Herring
Dugan’s win means that, if elected in the November general election, he will have a chance to pursue an approach that will seek alternatives to cash bail and incarceration for non-violent, low-level offenders — policies that critics say lead to racial and economic inequities that are rife within the justice system.
In many jobs, workers stare at computers for hours at a stretch. All that screen time can be tiring for the eyes, so Revitalize Energy developed eye drops with caffeine to wake them up.
By: An-Li Herring
The Pennsylvania House voted Monday to expand eligibility for automatic record sealing. The new "Clean Slate" bill would allow for the clearing of certain low-level drug and property-related felonies after 10 years.
By: An-Li Herring
Café Momentum in Downtown Pittsburgh opened in March, employing people under the age of 20 as part of a yearlong, paid internship. Most of the staff has been involved in the juvenile justice system.
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