Jennifer Lewis-Hall
TV Anchor, Community Affairs Manager and Producer at WPHL-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
TV Anchor PHL 17. Host & producer In Focus 6:30 am Sat., 1pm Sunday. Author, speaker, anchormom. IG: jenlewishallPHL17 FB: Jennifer Lewis-Hall
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phl17.com | Mychael Schnell |Jennifer Lewis-Hall
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said he is “having conversations” about next year’s election for New York governor as two of his members — Reps. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) and Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) — eye bids for the seat. Lawler has long been teasing a run for governor, dropping hints in the past year that he likely will jump into the 2026 race. Stefanik, meanwhile, has recently been floated as another candidate after she withdrew her nomination to serve as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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phl17.com | Jennifer Lewis-Hall
by: Jennifer Lewis-Hall Posted: Apr 21, 2025 / 11:13 AM EDT Updated: Apr 21, 2025 / 11:13 AM EDT (WPHL)– Pope Francis, who died at the age of 88, was often referred to as “The People’s Pope.” He is being remembered for his humility, compassionate leadership, focus on social justice, and his vibrant and charismatic personality.
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phl17.com | Elizabeth Crisp |Jennifer Lewis-Hall
(The Hill) — The United States has been added to CIVICUS’s monitor list of potential human rights threats, a move the global nonprofit says is directly linked to President Donald Trump’s actions since his return to the White House in January.
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phl17.com | Hannah Brandt |Jennifer Lewis-Hall
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Republican leaders say they have a plan to avoid a government shutdown, but Democrats are opposed to the new spending bill and the government funding deadline is this Friday. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) Just unveiled the new spending bill and now he’s trying to rally Republican support for it. President Trump expressed confidence in Speaker Mike Johnson’s bill. “It probably won’t. I think the CR is going to get passed, we’ll see.
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phl17.com | Reshad Hudson |Jennifer Lewis-Hall
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – The iconic Black Lives Matter mural near the White House, a powerful symbol of protest and racial justice since 2020, is being removed under an order from Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser. Crews began work Monday erasing the massive yellow lettering that stretched across two city blocks on 16th Street NW. The mural, painted in June 2020 amid nationwide demonstrations following the police killing of George Floyd, became a global symbol of the movement.
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#OnTheCampaignTrail. I headed up to Hunterdon County recently to interview Democratic Congressman Andy Kim who is running for the United States Senate. Here's my story. @phl17 @RepAndyKimNJ @Bashawforsenate https://t.co/6hHPXnUgYF
#OnTheCampaignTrail. I recently headed to Cape May to interview Republican Candidate Curtis Bashaw who is running for the United States Senate in New Jersey. Here's my story. @phl17 @Bashawforsenate @RepAndyKimNJ https://t.co/UyPGlQ3DGd
Thankful to be nominated for an Emmy. My story on Black Maternal Health and Mortality was nominated ahead of the @EmmyMidAtlantic dinner in September. Let's keep raising awareness and seeking solutions to this epidemic. @phl17 #BlackMaternalMortality #phl17 https://t.co/jQyNa2Xj3I