Skip to content
RollCall logo

Heard on the Hill

Rep. Costello Welcomes Second Child

Caroline Costello was born on Monday in Pennsylvania

Rep. Ryan Costello and son Ryan Jr. hold Caroline, the newest addition to his family. (Rep. Ryan Costello's office)
Rep. Ryan Costello and son Ryan Jr. hold Caroline, the newest addition to his family. (Rep. Ryan Costello's office)
By Alex Gangitano
Posted July 26, 2017 at 10:49am

Rep. Ryan Costello and his wife Christine welcomed their second child, Caroline, on Monday in West Chester, Penn.

The couple has a son, Ryan Jr., who is three and a half. Costello, 40, was first elected to Congress in 2014.

Caroline Costello was born on Monday. (Courtesy of Costello's office)
Caroline Costello was born on Monday. (Rep. Ryan Costello’s office)

Costello’s colleague and fellow Pennsylvania Republican Lloyd Smucker tweeted his congratulations to the growing family.

Recent Stories

A report from an independent watchdog, released by the House Ethics Committee on Thursday, details allegations against Rep. Florida Republican Cory Mills.

House Ethics panel continues scrutiny of Rep. Cory Mills

The E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse.

Judge orders Trump officials to preserve Signal group chat records

President Donald Trump is seen on a monitor watching footage of U.S. military strikes on Yemen’s Houthi rebels as White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt addresses reporters on March 17.

As Democrats focus on Signal use, team Trump flashes familiar definition of war

The March for Life proceeds down Constitution Avenue after their rally on the National Mall in Washington on Jan. 24.

Fully in power, GOP targets Planned Parenthood

Chris Rocheleau, acting administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, testifies at the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation panel hearing on the Potomac River crash investigation. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)

FAA data should’ve been red flag before crash, senators say

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is working to retain limited GOP support for her effort to allow House parents to vote by proxy after birth. Above, she is seen in 2024 with GOP Rep. Tim Burchett, another supporter of the proxy exception.

‘I’m not going to be bought’: Luna digs in on parental proxy voting