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A soaking rain will overspread the region around midnight and continue, heavy at times, through Saturday.
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A soaking rain will overspread the region around midnight and continue, heavy at times, through Saturday.
The wife of Gov. Wolf visited Fly Elementary School, in the Norristown Area School District, visiting classes and meeting with two dozen teachers and administrators.
Mainly sunny skies will give way to clouds later this afternoon, with a high near 50.
Crews battled a two-alarm fire Friday morning that broke out at a condo in Macungie, Lehigh County.
The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections has issued a notice of execution for two inmates – including a Philadelphia man. But a spokesman says Governor Wolf's death penalty moratorium remains in effect.
After a Montgomery County woman went missing last week, her car found abandoned along Route 422 in King of Prussia, some asked why investigators didn't turn to highway traffic cameras to help solve the mysterious disappearance.
Appearing today at state House budget hearings, William Ryan defended the board's decision to award a license for a second casino in Philadelphia.
Barry Seymour, with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, says the one-day conference was designed to give helpful information to planners and developers of more than 350 communities around the region.
So, what is this thing called "spring skiing"?
The suit, filed last fall by parents' groups and a coalition of school districts, claims the current state funding system shortchanges students.
Who can empanel a grand jury, and why? Those are the questions Kathleen Kane is asking the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to decide.
Kathleen Kane's appearance at House budget hearings came not only on the eve of the Supreme Court arguments in her case, but on the same day that more charges were filed by Philadelphia DA Seth Williams in a sting operation involving Philadelphia lawmakers.
"Part of the reason we're doing this in phases is to minimize any gaps in coverage," an administration official says. "We want this to be an orderly and efficient transition."
New SRC chair Marjorie Neff says the fact that Bill Green is not going to court to try to keep the chairmanship removes a potential distraction.
Battle lines are taking shape as the Republican-controlled state House held the first day of hearings on Democratic Governor Tom Wolf's ambitious budget proposal.
