Kris Maher is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Cigalah Group, with a focus on local news in the United States. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, community issues, politics, and social issues. Kris's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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GOP leaders had decried the proposed elimination of a tribute to Pennsylvania’s founder as “wokeism.”
By: Kris Maher
Pennsylvania’s governor and the chief executive of natural-gas driller CNX Resources are pursuing a fracking business model.
The assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump took place in a part of Pennsylvania that in many ways typifies the places where he is seeking strong support in the coming election.
By: Kris Maher, Clare Ansberry
People who are exhausted by heated discourse and relentless headlines are retreating to apolitical havens.
By: Aaron Zitner, Bob Tita, Kris Maher, Nate Smallwood
In Pennsylvania’s steel country, locals fight to keep their jobs at U.S. Steel even if it means foreign ownership.
By: Kris Maher, Angela Owens
For decades, utilities across the nation sold waste coal ash to developers. The EPA now warns it poses a cancer risk.
By: Aaron Zitner, Kris Maher
Lance Wallnau and other leaders of the New Apostolic Reformation believe that Democrats represent the ‘powers of darkness’ and see Trump as an anointed figure
By: Nate Smallwood, Kris Maher
This city known for steel, football and being the oft-claimed birthplace of ketchup now presides at the vortex of America’s presidential election.
By: Kris Maher
Jamie Shorr, a 25-year-old attorney, was one of the first voters to the polls in Pittsburgh when they opened at 7 a.m., in this critical battleground state. The registered Democrat said that she voted for Kamala Harris and that her top issue is protecting abortion rights. She said she believes Harri
By: Kris Maher
Stepanka Hauskrecht, 47, an accounting manager for a construction company, said she voted for Kamala Harris in part because she believes the Democrat would handle foreign policy with a steadier hand than Donald Trump. The issue is personal for Hauskrecht who came from the Czech Republic 20 years ago
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