Lawsuit Filed Over Governor Corbett's Overhaul Of Medicaid
Healthcare advocates filed a federal class action in Philadelphia on Monday asking a judge to stop part of Governor Tom Corbett's new Healthy Pennsylvania Medicaid plan.
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Healthcare advocates filed a federal class action in Philadelphia on Monday asking a judge to stop part of Governor Tom Corbett's new Healthy Pennsylvania Medicaid plan.
A Pennsylvania trooper wounded in a deadly September ambush outside his barracks is home for a holiday visit.
Doctors urge anyone experiencing flu-like symptoms to stay home from work, don't shake hands, get lots of rest, and stay away from people who are very young, very old, or who have compromised immune systems.
On the seventh floor of Septa headquarters, workers unloaded dozens of barrels of toys that had been donated since Thanksgiving by thousands of Septa workers.
Only a few days left until Christmas, and while precipitation will be falling leading up to the big day, it isn't going to be the white stuff.
Back in 2007, then-candidate Bob Brady (in photo) faced a challenge from rival Tom Knox, and Brady racked up nearly a half-million dollars in legal fees.
Mayor Nutter says what probably bothered Eagles fans most was not that Governor Christie was rooting for his team, the Cowboys, but that he seemed to be flaunting it on national television.
A new ruling by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is clearing the way for something few if any state residents have experienced — home delivery of beer.
Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky has lost a legal battle to restore his $4,900-a-month pension, a benefit that was canceled two years ago after he was sentenced for child molestation.
Special counsel Rob Byers says he combed nearly 5,000 e-mails -- any between a justice and the state attorney general's office between 2008 and 2012.
One woman we spoke with today at Reading Terminal Market admitted it's hours and hours of preparation, cooking, serving, and cleanup.
State senator-elect Art Haywood says his first action after he is sworn in to the Pennsylvania Senate on January 6th will be to introduce a bill that requires the state attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor whenever a suspect is killed by police.
A judge is delaying a trial on the legality of the NCAA's consent decree that punished Penn State for its handling of sex abuse complaints about former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
Police are investigating a robbery at a Rite Aid in Hatfield Township in which a female threatened a cashier stating she had a bomb attached to her.
Congressman Bob Brady (D-Pa.) says he's been shaking his head over the sparring between Pennsylvania attorney general Kathleen Kane and Philadelphia DA Seth Williams.
