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‘Agriculture is central to our growth’: Pa. Gov. Shapiro attends opening of Carbon Co. farm’s greenhouse
Little Leaf Farms isn’t done growing either — Sellew said the company aims to build the world’s largest producing area for baby leaf greens with the continued support of Carbon County and the Commonwealth.
‘We can’t sit on our hands anymore’: Cash-strapped volunteer fire depts. ask lawmakers for help
The House Republican Policy Committee traveled to Lehigh County for a hearing on Tuesday.
Carnegie Mellon gets $20M in federal funds to spark transportation safety initiative
The money will help make 'quality STEM education, training and jobs accessible for all,' U.S. Rep. Summer Lee said.
‘We’re in a moment’: Is it time to expand voting rights for incarcerated Pennsylvanians?
'When I was told I could vote, it was an amazing feeling,” Jessie Tate said. “It felt so good. They gave you an ‘I voted’ sticker, and I was walking around with that sticker on all day long.”
$14M in federal aid for brownfield cleanup headed to Pa., Sens. Casey, Fetterman say
Organizations with brownfield site issues had to apply for the grant. Applicants received varying sums, ranging from $472,000 to $2 million.
Pa. senators float involuntary commitment plan for people who overdose
'Treatment will allow individuals to regain their hopes, dreams, goals and most importantly, their lives,' Sen. Dan Laughlin, R-Erie, said.
Pa. House Judiciary Committee passes package to expand definition of Ethnic Intimidation
The bill expands protections to the state’s LGBTQ+ and disabled residents for the first time ever.
Pa. AG Henry gets tough with telemarketers in recent lawsuits; joins national effort
'Robocall scams are not just an annoyance, they are illegal,' state Attorney General Michelle Henry said Wednesday.
Pa. Rep. Deluzio makes moves to help veterans with bill, new advisory council
U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio has announced the formation of a new advisory council to assist him on veterans’ related issues.
Pa. House votes on gun safety bills highlight Democrats’ ‘humble majority’
In a voting session that highlighted the precarious nature of Pennsylvania House Democrats’ narrow majority, a lone Democratic lawmaker’s break from his caucus defeated legislation to require gun owners to report lost and stolen guns to police. Democratic leaders nonetheless counted the session on Monday as a win for gun safety. Two bills aimed at […]