Kenny Cooper is a journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, focusing on local news and social justice issues. His work has been featured in WHYY, The Philadelphia Tribune, WDIY 88.1 FM, and Chestnut Hill Local. Kenny is passionate about shedding light on important stories that impact the community and advocating for marginalized voices.
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Kenny Cooper's coverage primarily focuses on local government and legal policy announcements in Pennsylvania, particularly Philadelphia. He seems to have a keen interest in issues related to civil rights complaints, county elections, and juvenile justice reform.
Given his focus on local government and legal policy with an emphasis on specific issues within Pennsylvania, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or stakeholders directly involved in these areas. Additionally, given the attention paid to youth homelessness and medical center closures/issues affecting trainees, sources with insights into social services for youths or healthcare policies may find success when reaching out to him.
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The America PAC promises to issue all payments for signing giveaway petitions by Nov. 30, but some have grown tired of waiting.
By: Kenny Cooper
The America PAC promises to issue all payments for signing giveaway petitions by Nov. 30, but some have grown tired of waiting.
“You make me want to throw my pager out the window,” said one Philadelphia voter, quoting “Bug a Boo” by Destiny’s Child.
By: Kenny Cooper
“You make me want to throw my pager out the window,” said one Philadelphia voter, quoting “Bug a Boo” by Destiny’s Child.
New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker traveled across the Delaware River to support his colleague, Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, inside a packed firehouse in Warrington.
The senator from Ohio urged supporters in Newtown, Bucks County to “do everything” to convince their neighbors to vote for Donald Trump.
Tim DeFoor will return to Harrisburg for a second term.
The cuts to behavioral health care at the 178-bed hospital is a major blow to Delaware County and Southwest Philadelphia.
By: Emily Neil, Kenny Cooper
It depends on the type of materials they’re made out of, but there are ways you can keep your yard signs out of the landfill.
By: Kenny Cooper
The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development did not recommend a “definitive course of action.”
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