Pa. Fish & Boat Commission certifies new state record Channel Catfish
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) this week announced that it has certified a new state record Channel Catfish.
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The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) this week announced that it has certified a new state record Channel Catfish.
WILKES-BARRE — The Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS) this week announced that the Shapiro-Davis Administration spent nearly $1.5 bi...
WILKES-BARRE — In Northeast Pennsylvania, Medicaid covers a significant portion of the population.
Ed Dawson, a high school football coach in western Pennsylvania, died at the hospital after medics responded to the sideline during Friday night's game
U.S. Steel invests nearly $3B in new hot strip mill at Pennsylvania plant, boosting steel production and jobs.
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed House Bill 1972 into law, modernizing Pennsylvania’s public adjuster law and delivering stronger protections for homeowner...
Shapiro prides himself on getting stuff done. But what truly sets him apart are his commonsense policies, willingness to stand up for what is right, and ability to work across the aisle.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) envisions himself "running for president," Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) said.
HARRISBURG — As state lawmakers wrap up their legislative session, a long list of proposals with bipartisan support and keen public interest is on track to fail, forcing those issues back to the starting l...
A resident of Luzerne Borough is among nine Pennsylvania residents charged separately with illegally voting despite knowing that they were not U.S. citizens, prosecutors announced Friday.
The family of a Bethel Park teacher who died while kayaking in eastern Pennsylvania is celebrating the passage of a new law requiring warning signs at run-of-the-river dams to prevent future tragedies.
Nine Pennsylvania residents were charged with illegally voting in the state’s general elections, federal prosecutors announced Friday.
Nearly 30 years after his death, Jimmy Stewart's legacy is alive and well in western Pennsylvania.
Two spas in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, were fronts for prostitution, and the woman who owns them has been charged, officials said.