Katie Meyer is a Government Editor/Reporter at Spotlight PA. She covers government and elections, focusing on the influence of money and powerful interests on policy decisions and their impact on the lives of Pennsylvanians. Meyer has been featured in numerous outlets, including WHYY, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Chalkbeat, among others.
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Katie Meyer's reporting focuses heavily on local Pennsylvania politics, particularly Governor Josh Shapiro and the state budget. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing political campaigns, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and issues impacting education funding within Pennsylvania.
Given the focus on local politics and governance in Pennsylvania, Katie may respond well to sources who have direct experience or insights into these areas. Pitches offering exclusive interviews with local politicians or experts in Pennsylvania's governance are likely to resonate with her coverage area.
Considering her emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements at a state level, she might also find value in receiving pitches that provide unique perspectives or expert commentary related to these specific themes within the context of Pennsylvania.
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By: Katie Meyer
By By KATIE MEYER Spotlight PA The case could still be appealed up to the state Supreme Court.
By: Katie Meyer
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania’s ban on state Medicaid dollars paying for low-income people’s abortion care is unconstitutional, a state appellate court ruled Monday. In a 4-3 decision, …
By: Stephen Caruso, Katie Meyer
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania lawmakers say they're waiting for the state's highest court to decide whether skill games are legal before they once again attempt to regulate and tax the machines.
By: Katie Meyer, Stephen Caruso
Supporters of skill games tried — and failed — to defeat GOP senators who support aggressive taxation, which could embolden the effort.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania lawmakers say they're waiting for the state's highest court to decide whether skill games are legal before they once again attempt to regulate and tax the machines.
By: Stephen Caruso, Katie Meyer
A Pennsylvania skill game machine at a business near Harrisburg.
By: Stephen Caruso, Katie Meyer, Jaxon White
HARRISBURG — Skill games are slot machines under Pennsylvania law and must adhere to the commonwealth's crime and gambling statutes, the state's highest court ruled Monday.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's budget is late for the fifth year in a row.
By KATIE MEYER Updated of 3 HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's budget is late for the fifth year in a row.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's budget is late for the fifth year in a row.
