Pennsylvania Voter ID Law To Go To Trial In July
A legal challenge to the Pennsylvania law mandating photo identification for voters is tentatively scheduled for trial beginning July 15 in Harrisburg.
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A legal challenge to the Pennsylvania law mandating photo identification for voters is tentatively scheduled for trial beginning July 15 in Harrisburg.
Former Penn State President Graham Spanier attended the school's men's basketball game against Nebraska on Saturday.
Doctors at CHOP say cancer among adolescents is on the rise.
Independence Mission Schools ("IMS") is the umbrella organization for 16 parish elementary schools, all of which charge tuition but, controversially, use both public and private funds for financial aid.
Senator Bob Casey says he'll vote for a ban on assault weapons and large ammunition clips but there's another measure he'd like to see to curb gun violence.
State representative Mike Vereb calls the planned release later this month of Rafael Robb "unconscionable," "a travesty," and "mockery of justice."
Corbett traveled to Hershey, Pa. to pitch a group of senior citizens about the benefits a private lottery manager would bring.
The Delaware River Port Authority says suggestions that tolls might be lowered on some of its bridges just isn't in the cards.
Gov. Tom Corbett is preparing to unveil a transportation plan funded primarily by nearly $2 billion a year in new taxes on gas stations, two people who learned details of the plan told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
The British firm that runs a huge outdoor show in Harrisburg, Pa. has drawn the ire of sportsmen for its decision to ban the display and sale of certain weapons at this year's upcoming show.
An ACLU attorney says Temple student Christopher Montgomery used his iPhone in January 2011 to record an altercation involving police and a mob in center city, and was arrested.
With the man she's pledged to investigate sitting in attendance, Kathleen Kane has been sworn in as Pennsylvania's new attorney general during a ceremony in the state capitol rotunda.
There were 5,059 flu cases across Pennsylvania last week, up from 4,256 cases the previous week.
Several pieces of legislation were passed in the last session to enable Mayor Nutter's property tax overhaul known as "AVI," for Actual Value Initiative. Now, lawmakers plan to introduce more legislation to enhance the changeover process.
The Corbett administration announced Friday that it intends to award a contract to Camelot Global Services -- a Canadian-owned, British-based company -- to run the state lotteries.
