Local Impact Of Republican Healthcare Plan
Last week's report from the Congressional Budget Office on the Republican health insurance plan set off alarm bells for health care advocates, because it said 24 million Americans would lose their coverage.
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Last week's report from the Congressional Budget Office on the Republican health insurance plan set off alarm bells for health care advocates, because it said 24 million Americans would lose their coverage.
Pennsylvania judicial candidates got their ballot positions on Friday and for some of them, it may be the determining factor in whether or not they become judges.
A county coroner said 10-year-old Savannah Dominick died at a hospital from severe burns.
Many Philadelphia-area organizations are aghast to see President Donald Trump's budget proposal, slashing programs that provide them funding.
St. Patrick's Day is in less than 24 hours and according to a study, Pennsylvania ranks among the top states to celebrate the Irish holiday.
Authorities put a travel ban in place throughout Wyoming County after an avalanche completely closed Route 92.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro on Tuesday warned consumers and businesses about price gouging after a major winter storm deposited more than a foot of snow in many parts of the state.
Dr. Charles Barbera with Reading Health System says they've seen an uptick in weather related injuries, especially with the heavy wet snow that's fallen.
Snow will begin to arrive from southwest to northeast late Monday evening and continue on Tuesday.
Cold air locked in place and available Atlantic Ocean moisture will bring potential for a late season rare snowstorm to the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
If Congress goes along with a House Republican proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act, Governor Wolf says thousands of Pennsylvanians could lose healthcare coverage.
"All told, Pennsylvania taxpayers paid IBM nearly $170 million for what was supposed to be a comprehensive, integrated, and modern system that it never got," Governor Wolf said.
Voting is underway in the first annual "What's so cool about manufacturing?" contest.
The speaker of the state House is sponsoring legislation that would require the Philadelphia School District to expand the number of available charter school seats.
A Department of Agriculture inspection found violations but no imminent health threat at the Star Buffet and Grill near Lancaster.
