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Federal judge blocks AZ law that 'disenfranchised' Native voters; government shutdown could cost U.S. travel economy about $1 Billion per week; WA group brings 'Alternatives to Violence' to secondary students.

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Senator Robert Menendez offers explanations on the money found in his home, non-partisan groups urge Congress to avert a government shutdown and a Nevada organization works to build Latino political engagement.

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An Indigenous project in South Dakota seeks to protect tribal data sovereignty, advocates in North Carolina are pushing back against attacks on public schools, and Arkansas wants the hungriest to have access to more fruits and veggies.

Mary Kuhlman

Managing Editor

Mary 'Schuerman' Kuhlman has been with Public News Service since 2008 and is serves as Managing Editor. Mary is an Ohio-based broadcast journalist with over two-decades of experience, including reporting and anchoring for WHIO-AM in Dayton and WTAM 1100 in Cleveland. Mary has produced thousands of stories across the country for PNS, helped launch the PNS Daily Newscast in 2012, and served as an anchor for the 'Talks' newscast which covers elections and politics.


Languages Spoken: English

Topic Expertise: civic engagement, consumer issues, health care, reproductive health, youth issues

Local Expertise: Ohio, Midwest

Location: Liberty Township, OH

Demographic Expertise: women, seniors, low-income families, children

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Latest Work

Chinese Soybean Tariff Spells Trouble for Ohio Farmers

By Nathan Reineck/Broadcast version by Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Reporting for the Kent State-Ohio News Connection Collaboration Nearly a year after …

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Michigan Budget Process Kicks into High Gear

LANSING, Mich. – With the state budget process kicking into high gear, some policy groups are praising the governor's proposals to improve the …

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Needle Exchanges More Than Double in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio – New research examines the growth of syringe service programs in Ohio, and highlights the demand for continued support for them…

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Social Work Month: Protecting Those Who Protect Others

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Those who provide comfort and protection for Ohioans in crisis say they need more support in their efforts. March is …

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Dreamers Still Delayed

CINCINNATI – March 5, 2018, was the deadline President Donald Trump gave Congress to develop permanent solutions for DACA recipients. The day …

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Opioid Crisis: The Urban/Rural Divide

COLUMBUS, Ohio – While the opioid crisis has touched Ohioans from all walks of life, some of the risk factors may not be random. In an …

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State of Babies Report: Illinois Has Room to Grow

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Illinois has room to grow when it comes to ensuring its youngest residents have a strong start in life, according to a new …

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Indiana Students Continue to March for 'Their' Lives

INDIANAPOLIS – Nearly a year after a massive national anti-gun violence event, students in Indiana are continuing their fight. A "March for Our …

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"Heartbeat Bill" Back for a Third Time in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A controversial …

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Ohio’s Guardianship Laws Leave Seniors Vulnerable to Abuse

By Katie Ellington, reporting for the Ohio Center for Investigative Journalism, Eye on Ohio Broadcast version by Mary Schuermann for Ohio News …

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