Chris Stewart
Chris Stewart
Correspondent
Chris Stewart is a correspondent for Scripps News. You can catch him every Sunday as the host of “The Race” where he travels the country talking to voters about what’s impacting their everyday lives. When he's not digging for stories, Chris spends a lot of his time with his wife and daughter. He loves college football and spends Saturdays in the fall keeping up with his Penn State Nittany Lions.
Recent Work
Could the abortion fight disrupt global AIDS program consensus?
FISA Section 702 debate: National security or invasion of privacy?
The changing state of college admissions
Why is the trucking industry in trouble?
Why are US labor strikes increasing, and what's the future outlook?
With Alzheimer's drug advancements come concerns about access
Why are insurance companies pulling out of some states?
Baristas behind bars: Program prepares inmates for return to society
How to protect yourself from AI voice scams
Is there another route to student loan forgiveness?
High-tech software is giving a voice to those with ALS
Armed volunteers protecting synagogues amid rise in antisemitism
Trump heads to Florida ahead of hearing in classified documents probe
Sharing some deepfake images could now mean prison time in this state
Not just 'mall cops': Why the private security industry is growing
Doctors worry patients aren't ready for Medicaid changes
As COVID health emergency ends, long haulers fear being forgotten
Utah braces for flooding, historic snowpack melt
Families are struggling with reduced SNAP benefits
As a California drought improved, flooding brought problems
Arkansas community stands tall after tornado knocks down homes
Nashville pastor describes how his community is healing from tragedy
Small group of Trump supporters gathers outside Mar-a-Lago
From podcasts to AI: How technology can help stop problem gambling
What a record number of robots in the workplace means for jobs
New efforts to help adults earn their high school diplomas
A look inside a museum teaching history with racist memorabilia
AI-powered walking sticks could help those who are visually impaired
Meet the musician teaching the banjo's African roots
