Casey Kuhn is a Digital Video Producer at PBS NewsHour. With a focus on arts and entertainment, social issues, and the intersection of culture and society, Casey covers a diverse range of topics including crime, the economy, and climate change. Casey's work has been featured in PBS, SBG Harrisburg, CBS News, NewsBreak, and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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MEDIA, Pa. (CBS) — Officials in Delaware County are sending a message to anyone thinking about disrupting the election: Don't do it.
By: Will Kenworthy, Casey Kuhn, Raymond Strickland
SEPTA workers could strike for the first time in years if a contract agreement isn't reached by 11:59 p.m. tonight. Negotiations between SEPTA and Transport Workers Union Local 234 remain ongoing.
By: By Dan Snyder, Casey Kuhn
The hateful message was spread across a woman's fence in Lawnside, a predominantly Black town in Camden County.
By: Casey Kuhn
By Dan Snyder and Casey Kuhn LAWNSIDE, New Jersey ( KYW ) — It was last Thursday when Dawn Hines got a call from her neighbor, telling her
After months without any measurable rain, Bob Wilfinger said he is ready for a small taste of winter. "I'm happy, we'll take anything that gives us water," Wilfinger said.
By: Casey Kuhn, By Joe Holden
The Thanksgiving food shopping rush is well underway at Philadelphia staples like Reading Terminal Market and the Italian Market.
Even if you think the other person will not be empathetic to your side of a discussion, if you model that empathetic behavior, you’re more likely to see the other person mirror it back.
As a Black man in Oklahoma, Kenny Blair wanted to be a Santa that represented his community. He ended up being recognized around the world.
By: Casey Kuhn
Since the 1980s, temperatures in the Arctic have risen at nearly triple the global rate. This past summer was the wettest on record, while a heatwave in August set records in northern Alaska and Canada. Digital producer Casey Kuhn explains how the warming affects those who call the Arctic home.
By: Nikki DeMentri, Casey Kuhn
The Philadelphia Eagles' of the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday was a dream for so many. Saquon Barkley and inched 100 yards closer to Eric Dickerson's single-season NFL rushing record.
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