Charles Thompson is a journalist based in Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and public policy. He covers a wide range of topics, including government, politics, and community events. Charles has written for various publications, including PennLive.com, and his work has been featured in several other outlets.
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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Charles Thompson's coverage is heavily focused on local government, politics, and crime in Pennsylvania, particularly Harrisburg. He frequently reports on political events, announcements, and developments within the state. Therefore, individuals or organizations who can provide expert analysis or insights into Pennsylvania politics and policies would be well-suited to reach out to him.
Given his emphasis on local news with a focus on government and politics as well as crime reporting in the region of Harrisburg and Dauphin County specifically, sources with direct knowledge of these areas might find success reaching out to Charles for potential features or commentary.
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| CARLISLE - A Carlisle man facing ethnic intimidation charges for posting an anti-Semitic note at the door of the Asbell Center for Jewish
By: Charles Thompson
On the heels of prison deaths, deaths in encounters with police, tales of bullying at schools... that's not as automatic as it seems.
By: Charles Thompson
Philly-based political commentator argues the college unfairly tarnished his reputation and surrendered to cancel culture.
By: Charles Thompson
| It remains to be seen whether Dauphin County police and prosecutors will find anyone criminally liable for the April 26 death of Central Dauphin High School student Justin Johnson.
By: Charles Thompson
Brian Drapp said he still could not reconcile Maulik Pancholy's appearance with the district's mission statement, and he did not like the way a special meeting to consider rescheduling the event was conducted.
| Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has missed a scheduled monthly payment to a fund used to make payment on debt issued for its new academic tower at Third and Chestnut streets.
| CARLISLE - Carlisle Borough is about to enter the world of big city parking as crews start replacing the town's old school parking meters
By: Charles Thompson, Chthomps
Two borough residents and the local Republican association had challenged a rule limiting the number of political campaign signs and the time period that residents can display them on their properties.
By: Charles Thompson
Getting rid of your old television sets, computer monitors, gaming systems and the like just got easier if you live in central or eastern Pennsylvania.
By: Chthomps, Charles Thompson
Constellation Energy CEO Joseph Dominguez left the door open to adding more nuclear power to the grid aside from building new plants. Restarting the unit on Three Mile Island could be one way to do that, though it feels like a longshot.
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