Penn State Unlikely To Lose Academic Accreditation, Says Expert
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education says it is reviewing the school's governance in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal.
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The Middle States Commission on Higher Education says it is reviewing the school's governance in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation road crews will be out, all over the region, for more than a year, repairing and adding reflective road markers.
But his attorney is seeking to halt the execution based on new allegations that his client was sexually abused by the victim.
Pennsylvania's liquor sales agency says certain types of tequila are subject to a voluntary recall because glass particles may be inside the bottles.
EZ Pass is one of a number of technologies used for traffic management that -- for some -- stoke privacy concerns.
Do red-light cameras reduce accidents, or cause them? There are impassioned arguments on both sides.
New Jersey's trial run for red light cameras suffered a setback earlier this summer after critics charged the "yellow" was turning to "red" too fast in some cases.
The governor notes that guide dogs for the blind and other service dogs are trained not to fight back.
Pennsylvania officials are crowing about the progress of efforts to deepen the Delaware River shipping channel.
Philadelphia Parking Authority officials have revealed that their ticket writers will, in about six months, be equipped with gear that will enable them to photograph license plates of parking violators.
Play by the rules. That's the word from Philadelphia's election watchdog group, The Committee of 70.
Despite concern about expanding competition from casinos, the Pennsylvania Lottery set another sales record in the 2011-12 fiscal year.
Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth was on the witness stand during day five of the court hearing on Pennsylvania's new voter ID law.
Those cash payments of $200 a month for single adults, couples without children, and some disabled people, end Wednesday.
City Council president Darrell Clarke promised that he and his colleagues will use campaign funds to arrange transportation for registered voters to get Penndot photo IDs when needed.
