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.
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Signs posted outside demand unhoused people vacate “Tent City” by Jan. 2. Tent City sits on Norfolk Southern property.
By: Kenny Cooper
Technical issues with radiology services forced Crozer to close the emergency departments. Hospital staff say the department reopened Tuesday afternoon.
By: Kenny Cooper
A technical issue with radiology services shut down the emergency departments at Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital on Tuesday morning, according to hospital staff.
Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania says unhoused people must have an opportunity to store and access personal property during sweeps.
By: Kenny Cooper
This marks the second time in three months a city authority leader has retired from their position.
The average household will see an annual increase of $185 on their tax bill.
By: Kenny Cooper
The township said the agreement it reached with the union Tuesday evening includes wage increases and other compensatory benefits.
GOP Commissioner Eric Roe said he doesn’t see waste in the budget, but believes the tax increase is too high for county residents.
The crowdfunded, independent film is the brainchild of a Sun Valley High School alum.
The second annual Delco Gives Day is scheduled to begin May 8. Registration for nonprofits opens Jan. 6.
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