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HARRISBURG — President Donald Trump returns to Pennsylvania next month for a two-day summit announced by U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick that will see leaders in defense, technology and finance intermingle
HARRISBURG — With the penny out of production, members of the Pennsylvania House approved legislation that could dictate when cash payments are rounded up or down to the nearest nickel.
HARRISBURG — The risk of a New World Screwworm outbreak in Pennsylvania is low, and the nation’s food supply is safe, state and federal agriculture officials said Tuesday, but the
A Democratic push is underway in Harrisburg to redefine how immigration enforcement operates in Pennsylvania, though it is facing significant opposition.
HARRISBURG – The pitch from Pennsylvania Rep. Chris Pielli to fellow lawmakers about his bill is straightforward – "If it is AI, it has to say it is AI" – but there is nothing straightforward...
HARRISBURG – As Pennsylvanians grapple with rising electricity costs, the debate over how to keep power both reliable and affordable is intensifying in Harrisburg. A new Commonwealth Foundation report says...
HARRISBURG – Two education bills introduced only days ago are moving quickly through the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, drawing sharp disagreement over whether they would bring needed accountabilit...
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced that its new hunting and trapping licenses for the 2026-27 seasons will go on sale Monday, June 22, at
HARRISBURG — A court-imposed clock is now ticking for state lawmakers to regulate skill games after years of failure to come to a deal. Lawmakers had said th
HARRISBURG – A bill prohibiting data center operators from signing nondisclosure agreements with local governments passed the Energy Committee in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Wednesday. As...
HARRISBURG – Prohibition of smoke shops opening or renewing their leases next year if located within 500 feet of a daycare center, K-12 school, youth center, recreational space or another smoke shop was d...
HARRISBURG — Three data center bills proposing to create a moratorium to aid local government, bar nondisclosure agreements in order to qualify for a break on sales taxes, and enact
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced that its new hunting and trapping licenses for the 2026-27 seasons will go on sale Monday at 8 a.m. “The new hunting license year is almost here, a...
HARRISBURG — Legislation advanced out of the Pennsylvania House on Wednesday seeking to require that companies disclose whether advertisements for their goods and services were modified or created by artif...
HARRISBURG — County probation and parole officers in Pennsylvania would be authorized to use body-worn cameras under legislation that cleared the state House on Wednesday.
A federal jury recently found a Harrisburg man guilty of five gun-related charges tied to what prosecutors described as a small-scale gun manufacturing operation run from his southern Illinois home
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HARRISBURG — The Democratic voting majority in the Pennsylvania House again acted to shift bills between committees rather than voting on any of three proposals intended to ban transgender females
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday approved a settlement agreement on a “one-time basis” to pay contractors approximately $1 million for security upgrades at the private home of Gov.
BENTON — A federal jury this week found a Harrisburg man guilty of five gun-related charges tied to what prosecutors described as a small-scale gun manufacturing operation run from his
A federal jury has found Yaroslav Vishnevski, 33, of Harrisburg, who used a 3D printer and other readily accessible tools to manufacture firearms at home, guilty of five gun-related charges.
A federal jury has found Yaroslav Vishnevski, 33, of Harrisburg, who used a 3D printer and other readily accessible tools to manufacture firearms at home, guilty of five gun-related charges.
A federal jury has found Yaroslav Vishnevski, 33, of Harrisburg, who used a 3D printer and other readily accessible tools to manufacture firearms at home, guilty of five gun-related charges.