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Pennsylvania's top state senator today announced the formation of a panel that could lead to the removal of embattled Attorney General Kathleen Kane, who is facing criminal charges stemming from alleged leaks of grand jury information.
The ACLU filed a class action law suit on behalf of hundreds of people in Pennsylvania with severe mental illness awaiting court ordered mental health services known as competency restoration treatment.
If you're a Pennsylvanian with your nose in the air, then this list may be the thing to bring you back down to Earth.
Governor Wolf's office is warning that the state may have to shut down horse racing tracks in Pennsylvania because a fund used to regulate the industry has run dry.
A spokesman says Attorney General Kathleen Kane told top staffers that there will be "minimal" impact on the functions of her office when her law license suspension takes effect after today.
The state Senate Transportation Committee on Tuesday will review a House bill that would allow the Turnpike Commission to eliminate the boxes, saving $200,000 annually.
A state Senate committee Tuesday tackled the issue of reforming the law that allows authorities to take and keep property suspected of being used in certain crimes.
Real estate website Estately ranked the most searched costumes in each state.
Pennsylvania is getting a nearly $1-million federal grant, which will be used to train police officers across Pennsylvania to recognize the signs of domestic abuse.
He was charged with trying to kill law enforcement officers.
The state Senate has sent the House controversial legislation that backers say is intended to prevent unions representing government workers from collecting money for political purposes through payroll deductions.
Dole is recalling bags of spinach in 13 states due to a contamination including New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
An 84-year-old New Jersey man has died days after his wife died in an eastern Pennsylvania crash the day after their 61st wedding anniversary.
Wednesday's forum at Widener University Law School in Harrisburg comes less than three weeks before the Nov. 3 election.
Pennsylvania has now been without a budget for almost three and a half months.
