Cory Sharber is a general assignment reporter for WHYY News. Prior to his stint in Philadelphia, he spent four years between WVXU in Cincinnati and WKMS in Murray, Kentucky.
He’s picked up accolades at the city, state, and national levels, including a second-place finish for Best Sports Feature from the Public Media Journalists Association.
He’s covered everything from school board protests to political events, and even wrote an NPR piece on the Cincinnati Bengals’ appearance in Super Bowl LVI. Despite his fear of bugs, he did a podcast on the Brood X cicada emergence of 2021.
When he’s not out in the field, you can usually find him at a record store, at a concert, or rooting for whichever local sports team is playing that day. If you don’t see him out and about, he’s probably playing video games.
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Rue Landau earns at-large seat, becomes Philadelphia’s first-ever openly LGBTQ City Council member
“I am the first and I absolutely will not be the last,” Landau told WHYY News.
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Hundreds protest at Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza
WHYY News saw several protesters detained by police after demonstrators began blocking entrances to the station.
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Protests are scheduled across the state outside of Fetterman’s four offices. In Philadelphia, hundreds marched down Market Street Thursday before lining up outside his office.
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Phillies come shy of second-straight World Series appearance, fall to Diamondbacks in Game 7 of NLCS
“We're not fair-weather fans,” said one fan outside Citizens Bank Park Tuesday night. “We're gonna be with you through tough times.”
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Photo essay: Phillies fans pack Citizens Bank Park for NLCS — with an eye on Game 7
The Phillies will be back in action Tuesday after the Diamondbacks forced Game 7. The winner will advance to the World Series.
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Supernova festival survivor details near-death experience for Philly’s Jewish Priorities Conference
Natalie Sanandaji appeared virtually at the Weitzman National Museum in Philadelphia on Sunday, recounting her close brushes with death.
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A sports extravaganza took place in South Philadelphia Tuesday night with three major sports events happening at the same time — right next to each other.
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