Chris Potter is a staff writer with a focus on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Pittsburgh area. Chris has written for various publications, including pressconnects.com, Yahoo News, and The Times Herald-Record. Their articles cover a range of topics, including lottery news, community events, and local politics.
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Chris Potter's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He also covers events, legal policy regulations, and press releases related to the region. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into local political developments, community events or announcements within Pittsburgh and its surrounding areas.
Given his focus on specific counties such as Steuben County and Allegheny County, pitches should offer localized perspectives relevant to these areas. Additionally, if your pitch pertains to a business development or industry-related news tied directly to Pittsburgh or the surrounding regions in Pennsylvania it may catch his attention.
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By: Chris Potter, Johnny Palmadessa
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined gun safety advocates and family members of gun violence victims at a Capitol news conference to call for an investment in the state Office of Gun Violence Prevention, which is a key part of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget and plan to make Pennsylvania communities safer.
By: Chris Potter
Allegheny County Controller Corey O’Connor on Tuesday launched his bid to challenge Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey’s re-election.
By: Chris Potter
Allegany County's total budget for 2025 comes in at $154.3 million. Here's what the numbers mean for taxpayers.
By: Chris Potter
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By: Chris Potter
An old political saw says Pittsburgh can be divided into three parts — north of the rivers, south of the rivers, and between the rivers — and being elected mayor requires winning two of them.
By: Chris Potter
A bomber co-piloted by a Hornell native, shot down in World War II, has been discovered in a lake and researchers want to connect with his family.
By: Chris Potter
Pittsburgh City Council member Erika Strassburger (D-District 8).
By: Chris Potter
Finger Lakes Distilling is expanding its regional footprint with a new tasting room and bottling operation.
By: Tom Riese, Chris Potter, Jen Worley
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 2024. From left to right: Justice P. Kevin Brobson, Justice David N. Wecht, Justice Christine Donohue, Chief Justice Debra Todd, Justice Kevin M. Dougherty, Justice Sallie Updyke Mundy and Justice Daniel D. McCaffery.
By: Chris Potter
"The Gift," a documentary about Scio Medal of Honor recipient Jason Dunham, will make its much-anticipated debut in January.
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