Harrisburg murder case on hold over mental fitness
The suspect was scheduled for a settlement conference June 16, but a few days beforehand, his attorney filed an unopposed motion to postpone proceedings.
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Are homes selling in Harrisburg in 2026?
Redfin Real Estate compiled data on how many homes are selling in Harrisburg, PA.
Consumer privacy and protection bill steps closer to the governor’s desk
HARRISBURG — A House bill which would establish new business guidelines and consumer protections for the handling of personal data passed unanimously in the Senate Technology and Communications Committee W...
‘Predatory pricing schemes’ catch attention of Pennsylvania lawmakers
HARRISBURG — The increasing presence of digitized labels in major retailers has the potential to allow AI-driven pricing algorithms capitalize on shoppers' habits in ways that most don't realize....
Senate passes bill to strengthen Amber Alert response
HARRISBURG – The Senate this week passed bipartisan legislation sponsored by Sen. Camera Bartolotta, R-46, that aids law enforcement's ability to respond more effectively during Amber Alerts and missi...
House okays bill to let municipalities call a 6-month data center pause
HARRISBURG – Municipalities would be able to bring about a six-month "pause" in considering data center proposals under a bill that passed the state House with nearly unanimous support on Wednesd...
Pa. House votes to end sales tax break for data centers
HARRISBURG — A sales tax exemption that began five years ago toward enticing data center development in Pennsylvania would be rescinded by legislation that easily cleared the state House on
New sentencing for 2nd degree murder OK’d by Pa. Senate
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania state senators advanced legislation Thursday proposing a 35-year minimum sentence for second-degree murder in response to this year’s state Supreme Court ruling that the prior m...
Why lawmakers may need to tap Pa.’s rainy day reserves to balance this year’s budget
HARRISBURG — A rainy day is looming over the state Capitol. As Pennsylvania lawmakers approach the June 30 deadline to pass a budget, they’re facing mount
McCormick announces new defense, tech summit with Trump as guest
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
Pa. House OKs round up, round down protocol as penny fades
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.
No cases of screwworm in Pa., food supply safe: Ag officials
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