Annual LGBT Rights Conference Opens in Philadelphia
But even as the American public becomes more accepting of the LGBT community, Pennsylvania has been slow to make a move when it comes to same-sex marriage or to expand LGBT civil rights.
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But even as the American public becomes more accepting of the LGBT community, Pennsylvania has been slow to make a move when it comes to same-sex marriage or to expand LGBT civil rights.
As the final steel beam was hoisted into place atop the 15-story, environmentally friendly building (complete with underground garage), officials were pleased to report that construction is proceeding on time.
McFadden served as president of Cardinal O'Hara High School, and was extensively involved in the archdiocese Office of Catholic Education.
Traveling with children can mean compromises at lunch and dinner, but it doesn't have to.
Chopper 3 HD was over the scene as the bomb squad and police responded.
Pennsylvania state lawmakers, the governor and other public officials are disclosing gifts, travel and other financial details in annual disclosure reports that were due Wednesday to the State Ethics Commission.
Lancaster County Coroner Steve Diamantoni said the discovery was made Tuesday night at McCaskey East high school in the city.
It's a once in a lifetime moment and it was captured in this photograph.
The Bethlehem Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying other potential victims of a man charged with sexually assaulting a 4-year-old.
They've played at Live Aid, and on Tuesday the legendary Philadelphia band The Hooters took over the state capitol's east wing rotunda for a noontime mini-concert.
The Senate hearings come more than a month after the House passed its version of a privatization bill.
Some were accusing the Pennsylvania Department of Health of complicity in the alleged crimes. Others were calling for a ban on all abortions.
Former US congressman Joe Sestak likened the plan to an old Tammany Hall political boss sentiment: " 'It doesn't matter what a citizen does with his vote if I can count the votes.' "
A new poll indicates that US senator Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) has scored points with Pennsylvania voters for his stance on background checks for gun purchases.
The TWU sought the meeting after cataloguing what the union describes as a "spike" in assaults in 2011 and 2012.
