Corbett Not Concerned About Recent Polls Suggesting Re-Election May Be Tough
Governor Tom Corbett downplays polls that suggest his popularity with voters is lagging.
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Governor Tom Corbett downplays polls that suggest his popularity with voters is lagging.
The alleged killer had been released from prison just ten days before the murder of officer Moses Walker Jr.
Former Penn State president Graham Spanier will collect nearly $3.3 million from the university, despite being fired and charged this month with felonies in connection with the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse case.
The $411-million spending plan slashes nearly $1-million in earmarks to social service agencies and non-profits. Public hearings are scheduled for today.
The numbers drawn for the record Powerball jackpot are: 5, 16, 22, 23, 29 and Powerball of 6.
"Minors deserve special protection," says State Rep. Babette Josephs. "Nothing should be done to them that's contrary to acceptable medical practice."
The Upper Merion man accused of murdering a 10-month old girl and her grandmother in a failed abduction attempt last month is scheduled for a court appearance in Montgomery County this morning.
The Task Force on Child Protection calls for, essentially, a complete rewrite of Pennsylvania's child services law.
Huge ticket sales nationally are pushing the payout for Wednesday's drawing higher.
School districts statewide will begin administering new standardized tests next week that eventually all students will have to pass to graduate.
The Pennsylvania Task Force on Child Protection announced Tuesday its recommendations, which include rewriting the Child Protective Services Law.
Harcum College in Bryn Mawr is offering a special scholarship for full-time students from counties in Delaware, New Jersey, and New York affected by Hurricane Sandy.
AAA Mid-Atlantic projects 1.6 million Pennsylvanians will be traveling 50 miles or more away from home over the holiday weekend, between Wednesday and Sunday.
What has happened to the number of driving citations issued since the joint effort between city and state police went into effect?
"We are in a different position than we were back in 2006," says Pennsylvania state senator Larry Farnese.
