Kevin Flowers is a reporter at Erie Times-News. He covers a diverse range of topics including social issues, homelessness, and LGBTQ rights, while also delving into regional interest and world news, particularly within North America and LATAM. Kevin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and Local Media Group, Inc.
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Kevin's focus is primarily on local government and politics in Erie, Pennsylvania. Given his coverage attributes and the topics he covers, he seems to be most interested in announcements related to city governance, legal policy regulations, and events that have a direct impact on the community.
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By: Kevin Flowers
The region's snow emergency comes at a time when the region's unsheltered homeless population has spiked.
Voters could be asked to decide in 2025 whether the city of Erie should study moving to a home rule form of government.
Jeff Gibbens, Erie's streets bureau chief:'We had vehicles abandoned in the dead center of the street.'
By: Kevin Flowers
The budget includes smaller garbage/sewer increases than Mayor Joe Schember originally asked for as well as various adjustments to revenues/expenses.
Erie City Solicitor Ed Betza said a move to home rule 'could give us much greater leeway to operate city government.'
By: Kevin Flowers
The Mercyhurst Child Learning Center abruptly closed in late December.
By: Kevin Flowers
Council member Tyler Titus was elected vice president Wednesday morning during City Council's first regular meeting of 2025.
By: Kevin Flowers
The water taxi service, which shuttles people across Presque Isle Bay, has not operated since 2019.
By: Kevin Flowers
A public hearing before the City of Erie Higher Education Building Authority is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at City Hall.
Fellow Democrat Daria Devlin, 47, Hamot Health Foundation’s director of social impact and an Erie School Board member, is challenging Schember in May's municipal primary.
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