Chris Harris is a Digital News Editor at People. He specializes in covering crime and justice, as well as sports and their cultural implications, often intertwining themes of family and relationships within these narratives. Chris has been featured in a variety of prominent outlets, including Billboard, Arsenal F.C, and Euronews.
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Chris Harris' coverage mainly focuses on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in the United States. He seems to be interested in covering tragic events and criminal activities predominantly in New York and Long Island. To effectively reach out to Chris, consider providing newsworthy updates on ongoing investigations, significant developments in criminal cases or law enforcement activities within his geographic focus. Also, if you have exclusive information about unfolding crime-related incidents or breaking news from these areas that align with his coverage themes and topics, it would likely capture his attention.
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By: Chris Harris
The holiday season has its first box office hit.
By: Chris Harris
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Two former Nashville Predators are part of this year's seven-member class for the Hockey Hall of Fame.
By: Chris Harris
He might be a real Amityville Horror One-time Amityville mayor Peter Imbert is a gun-toting, pot-growing perv who allegedly spewed racist
They were really POed. A Brooklyn deli has banned all MTA employees from entering after bus drivers constantly used the bathroom without buying anything.
By: Chris Harris
Three photos showing Ayat Restaurant in Bushwick, and people standing next to and walking by the massive slab.
By: Chris Harris
The chain plans to use the two-foot-tall slab for outdoor seating — but locals ripped it as a dangerous impediment and want the city to remove it.
By: Chris Harris
The long-in-the-works, oft-delayed pot shop boasts the Tri-State’s first “consumption lounge,” which will permit on-site use, much like the coffeeshops of The Netherlands.
By: Chris Harris
A bizarre attack on the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence in Washington DC earlier this year was like “an emotional buzzsaw,” according to America’s archivist.
By: Chris Harris
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By: Chris Harris
The United States Postal Service revealed Friday it will memorialize Betty White, who died nearly two years ago at the age of 99, with a first-class mail “Forever” stamp.
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