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WITF Music: Kita P. & Black Licorice
Kita P. is a Harrisburg singer, songwriter and guitarist whose career began singing in the church. She went on to school in New York for theater b […]
Democrats’ caucus committees outspend GOP counterparts 2-to-1 with control of the legislature at stake
This story was originally published by Spotlight Pa. HARRISBURG — Spending by campaign committees for all four legislative caucuses in Harrisbu […]
Gov. Josh Shapiro made his final stump for congressional candidate Bob Harvie, urging voters to ‘save the...
The popular Democratic governor told supporters in Doylestown they have the chance to "quite literally reshape what our nation looks like." Shapiro is also seeking a trifecta in Harrisburg.
Sunshine Act amendment tightens municipal agenda rules
HARRISBURG — Gov. Josh Shapiro has signed legislation tightening Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act by limiting when public agencies may add unlisted business to a meeting agenda and take action on it.
Garrity’s fundraising skyrockets in final weeks of Pa. governor’s race thanks to skill games
HARRISBURG — Republican Stacy Garrity raised more money in the past five weeks than she did during the rest of her campaign for governor, much of it tied to the skill games industry. Between Sept. 15 and O...
Pa. voters urged to act with decorum when midterm polls open
HARRISBURG — Commonwealth Secretary Al Schmidt spoke Tuesday of behaving with control and respect at the polls as election day approaches, and he asserted that Department of Justice monitors deployed
Volleyball: Top-Ranked Harrisburg Sweeps Yankton
HARRISBURG — Top-ranked Harrisburg earned a 25-14, 25-10, 25-14 victory over Yankton in Eastern South Dakota Conference volleyball action on Tuesday in Harrisburg.
Bill would expand fundraising options for fire companies, veterans groups
HARRISBURG — Legislation that would expand fundraising options for fire companies, veterans organizations and other eligible groups is headed to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk.
As Pennsylvania’s legislature wraps up its session, many bipartisan bills are poised to fail
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...
North Callaway loses district title to Fayette 3-1 on walk-off home run
Monday’s Class 2 District 3 championship game in Harrisburg was tied at 1 in the seventh inning. No runs had been scored via a hit until Fayette’s Greycen Syfard hit a two-RBI home run off …
Lawmakers send Shapiro bill to close meeting notice loophole in Pa. transparency law
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania lawmakers on Wednesday sent a bill to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk that closes a loophole in a key government transparency law. The law, known as Pennsylvania’s Sunshine Act, requ...
Yaw, Miller Proposal to limit PFAS in firefighting foam heading to governor’s desk
HARRISBURG – A proposal to limit the use of firefighting foam containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is heading to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk for his signature, according to sponsors
Bills updating mandatory reports of child abuse, creating new grants clear Pa. Legislature
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania General Assembly approved a trio of bills this week aiming to aid the investigation and prosecution of sex crimes against children while also supporting the recovery
Chemicals posing health risks banned by Pa. Legislature from IV bags, firefighting foam
HARRISBURG — A chemical softener for plastics is barred from being used in IV bags and tubing while PFAS forever chemicals are banned from firefighting foam, with certain exceptions, under
Pennsylvania one step closer to cellphone-free schools
Harrisburg, Pa. — Legislation sponsored by Sens. Devlin Robinson (R-37), Vincent Hughes (D-7) and Steve Santarsiero (D-10) addressing student cellphone use during school is almost law.
Prescription Drug Take Back Day set for Saturday
HARRISBURG — National Prescription Drug Take Back Day will be held Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., state Sen. Gene Yaw announced.
Union County gets $8 million PENNVEST loan as part of $190M statewide distribution
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority allocated a combined $190.3 million across 19 counties in support of 24 water, wastewater and remediation projects, the governor’s office...
'Beagle Bill' bars animal testing for cosmetics in Pa., permits adoption of dogs, cats
HARRISBURG — Cosmetics companies can no longer test their products on animals or sell any products that have been tested on animals under legislation that passed through both chambers of
Statewide pheasant hunting season opens on Saturday, Oct. 24
HARRISBURG– Break out the brush pants, your favorite shotgun and, of course, a fluorescent orange hat and vest. Pennsylvania’s pheasant season is winging its way closer. Saturday, Oct. 10 marked the star...
Bill allowing local police to use radar for speed enforcement clears Pa. Senate
HARRISBURG — Local police would be authorized to use radar for speed enforcement under the terms of a bill that cruised through the Pennsylvania Senate on Tuesday.
School smartphone ban passes Pa. House, moves to Senate
HARRISBURG — State lawmakers pushed a school cell phone ban closer to adoption Monday, but more action is needed to enact the measure before the current legislative session concludes.
Pa. AG joins lawsuit against playground equipment makers
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging a proposed company acquisition in the playground equipment industry that the Federal Trade Commission said could create a monopoly, stymyi...
'Beagle Bill' to reform animal testing conditions heads to Pa. House
HARRISBURG — A bipartisan bill aimed at increasing protections for animals used in research and testing is expected to receive a vote in the state House next week.