Marshall Keely is a journalist for WPMT FOX43, focusing on local news in York County, Pennsylvania. With a keen interest in community issues and current events, Marshall covers a wide range of topics including accidents, transportation, business developments, legal matters, and politics.
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Marshall Keely's focus on local news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Pennsylvania suggests a preference for pitches related to local businesses, transportation, education, community issues, and political developments within York County. He may be interested in stories about environmental initiatives or agriculture affecting the region.
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Candidates for one of Pa.'s two U.S. Senate seats are releasing a barrage of ads, both claiming their opponent is connected to a Chinese Fentanyl producer.
The first presidential debate between Vice President Harris and former President Trump is a week away as the campaigns prepare for a verbal spar in Philadelphia.
It was a back-and-forth debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
As election day nears, new polling is providing a snapshot of who Pennsylvania voters may favor in November.
In this year's presidential election, a handful of issues stand above the rest. We're breaking down the candidates' stances on energy and climate change.
In this year's presidential election, a handful of issues stand above the rest. We're breaking down the candidates' stances on the topics voters care about.
By: Marshall Keely
With less than two weeks until election day, Pennsylvanians are already returning their mail-in ballot. If there's an issue, will you be notified?
In this year's presidential election, a handful of issues stand above the rest. We're breaking down the candidates' stances on how to handle inflation.
A new poll released Thursday gives a glimpse at which candidates could have an advantage among Pennsylvania voters on election day.
By: Sen Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, Marshall Keely Wpmt
In this year's presidential election, a handful of issues stand above the rest. We're breaking down the candidates' stances on abortion and reproductive rights.
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