Lottery ticket sold at Sheetz in Westmoreland County hits jackpot
A winning ticket in the Cash 5 drawing was sold at Sheetz on South Main Street in South Greensburg, Westmoreland County.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission approves 2027 budget, 10-year capital plan
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission approved its annual budget and a 10-year capital plan.
Bill restricting state funds for gender surgery, meds advances within Pa. Senate
HARRISBURG — A Republican-sponsored bill proposing to restrict state taxpayer funds from being used toward gender transition care for minors advanced Wednesday within the Pennsylvania Senate.
Jackpot-winning lottery ticket worth $350K sold at Western Pennsylvania Sheetz
A jackpot-winning Pennsylvania Lottery Cash Five with Quick Cash ticket, worth $350,000, was sold for Tuesday’s drawing in Westmoreland County.
South Greensburg Sheetz sells $350K jackpot-winning Pa. Lottery ticket
A Sheetz in South Greensburg sold a $350,000 jackpot-winning ticket, according to the Pennsylvania Lottery. The Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket was sold for the Tuesday drawing at the convenience store along S...
Pennsylvania sues Character.AI developer, alleging chatbots claimed to be medical professionals
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration says a controversial AI chatbot developer is violating the state’s Medical Practice Act.
Cadillac Theft In Haverford Twp. May Be Linked To Large Criminal Network: Police
The vehicle's location was tracked in Plymouth Meeting and New Jersey, authorities said.
Police Will Not Elaborate On Threats To Limerick Area Data Center Projects
Officials said the threats caused future hearings to be moved to a smaller venue. But critics say it's a calculated move to limit crowds.
These Pennsylvanians walked 63 miles to get lawmakers to stop taking gifts — and unlimited campaign contr...
The group also is opposed to Pennsylvania's lax regulations around lawmakers accepting gifts from lobbyists and special interests.
Five things to know about the largest cell phone ban study
The largest study ever of school cell phone bans finds that they offer decidedly mixed results, with teachers reporting fewer distractions when students lock their phones away during the school day, but litt...
WPIAL holds first-ever flag football playoffs | FINAL SCORES
First-round and quarterfinal games in the WPIAL flag football playoffs were played at North Allegheny, Mt. Lebanon, Gateway and Montour.
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Pennsylvania sues AI company, saying its chatbots illegally hold themselves out as licensed doctors
HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvania has sued an artificial intelligence chatbot maker, saying its chatbots illegally hold themselves out as doctors and are deceiving the system's users into thinking they a...
Editorial: Rising electric bills leave Pennsylvanians powerless
Electricity isn’t a luxury. It’s a critical part of daily life — especially in a state where many people rely on it for heat. Losing power is disruptive. People are reminded of that every t...
Top farms and gardens around NJ
Establishing safer nurse-to-patient ratios in Pennsylvania would save thousands of lives and millions of dollars, new research from the University of Pennsylvania suggests. Unsafe nurse staffing levels are b...
Shapiro demands a stop to “excessive” utility rate increases, but has little authority to force change
As energy costs climb in Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro pressures utilities to limit rate hikes and change how profits are determined.
Over Four Million Children Live in Homes with Unlocked and Loaded Guns
Safe Storage billboard launching in Indianapolis and NE Pennsylvania.
Scammers impersonating Pa. Supreme Court
SUNBURY — Scammers are sending out text messages claiming the recipients are due in Pennsylvania Supreme Court regarding traffic offenses.
'We won't be ignored' | Group takes fight against Allegheny Mountain 'cut' to Harrisburg
In town halls and online, Citizens to Save the Allegheny Mountain has spent years building a coalition against a Pennsylvania Turnpike plan to bypass an aging tunnel and carve a
Pennsylvania Conference for Women returns November 5 | Registration now open
Join thousands of women from Pennsylvania and beyond for a day of empowerment, education, and community building. Register now.
Rainy commute ahead as impact day brings soaking showers
Wednesday is an Impact Day for steady rain through mid-morning. Some of the rain could be heavy at times. Temperatures will hover around 60 degrees for the next few days.
As Josh Shapiro seeks reelection, his business-friendly brand has drawn millions from CEOs — including so...
Dozens of CEOs in industries ranging from coal mining to gambling to real estate are helping to bankroll Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s campaign. His fundraising could invite scrutiny ahead of 2028.
Delivery robots still learning from 'edge cases,' scientists say
Engineering experts who were part of a University of Pennsylvania study offer some solutions: Improve the robots' complex internal sensors and address the problem of clean glass being harder to see than a di...
Mail-in ballot application deadline is May 12
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvanians have until May 12 to apply for a mail-in or absentee ballot to vote by mail in the Commonwealth’s May 19 primary election.