Conshohocken Man Sues After Health Coverage For His Husband is Denied
Bryce Ginther (right) works as an industrial electrician at ArcelorMittal, in Conshohocken. On May 15th of last year, he married his longtime partner, Kit Kineef, in New York.
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Bryce Ginther (right) works as an industrial electrician at ArcelorMittal, in Conshohocken. On May 15th of last year, he married his longtime partner, Kit Kineef, in New York.
Governor Tom Corbett says he's reviewing his options now that the state attorney general has determined that he doesn't have the authority to privatize the management of the Pennsylvania Lottery.
The Great Backyard Bird Count, an annual 4-day exercise in citizen science, kicks off today.
Pennsylvania voters will not be required to show photo identification in the May 21 primary election under an agreement signed Thursday by both sides in a pending lawsuit.
She says the contract is not legal, citing several reasons, the most significant being that the Corbett administration has overstepped its authority.
Thursday morning, Tacony Academy Charter High School received a threat over the phone.
Philadelphia district attorney Seth Williams announced the arrest of a 32-year-old man who bought guns for a 16-year-old.
But the sweep netted more than that.
Night time lane closures are scheduled next week on the busy Interstate 95 corridor in the Philadelphia region as crews begin a $21.6 million bridge repair project.
Education and public safety officials from around the state discussed the pros and cons of armed personnel in schools.
Presidents Day is next week but this week there's some hands-on history taking place this week at the National Constitution Center.
One bill would eliminate Traffic Court in all but name only, transferring its functions to Municipal Court. The other measure would allow for an amendment to the state constitution to formally eliminate it.
Governor Tom Corbett is reaffirming his commitment to full privatization of liquor sales in Pennsylvania.
Warren Hogeland was a senior judge in Bucks County, and Ken Miller was a senior judge in Delaware County, but each would pitch in and help in Philadelphia Traffic Court when asked.
Faculty members at West Chester, Cheyney and twelve other at Pa. state-owned universities are expected to vote in early March on whether to ratify a new tentative contract agreement that would avert a strike.
