Pa. Supreme Court to hear arguments over 2011 death of Ellen Greenberg
Ellen Greenberg died in 2011 - and while it was ruled a suicide, her parents have argued it was not, and want her death certificate changed.
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Ellen Greenberg died in 2011 - and while it was ruled a suicide, her parents have argued it was not, and want her death certificate changed.
Former President Donald Trump is returning to Pennsylvania next week for the first time since the shooting at his Butler Township rally.
With control of the Senate on the line, the drama surrounding President Joe Biden is an unwelcome development for Democrats.
Starting in September in Philadelphia, tow companies will be required to collect photographic evidence of parking violations for vehicles they tow.
Sara M. Lomax, the president and CEO of WURD, said the radio station is "not a mouthpiece" for Biden or any other administration.
President Biden spoke at Mt. Airy Church of God in Christ in northwest Philadelphia before traveling to Harrisburg Sunday afternoon.
The Pennsylvania State Capitol and Judicial Center in Harrisburg were evacuated on Saturday, July 6 due to a bomb threat, according to a state spokesperson.
State lawmakers failed to reach a deal before the deadline Sunday night.
Child care in Pennsylvania is much too expensive, says the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Police say suspended judge Sonya McKnight asked her ex-boyfriend "what did you do to yourself?" after she shot him.
The Pennsylvania state courts agency said some of its online systems are disabled after its website was hit by a cyberattack, but the attack didn't appear to compromise any data.
At a hearing in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania lawmakers and experts talked about ways to protect local governments and agencies from cyberattacks.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's Office of Administration said "human error" by a state employee who was performing routine server maintenance on Jan. 3 was to blame for the loss of records.
The 1,000-pound "A Table For All" will be on display at the Pennsylvania Farm Show until Jan. 13. Artists Jim Victor and Marie Pelton started it at their Conshohocken, Pa. studio.
The proposed legislation from Rep. Adams, who represents parts of Pike and Wayne counties, would require "instruction in cursive handwriting or joined italics to be taught in the appropriate grade levels."
Thirteen students marched to Harrisburg to send a clear message to lawmakers that they were fed up.
The students are demanding lawmakers approve $640 million in critical funding for four state-related universities with $19 million allocated for Lincoln.
The march stepped off on Friday and the students received more than $7,000 in monetary donations from alumni, fraternities, nonprofit organizations and even strangers to support their cause.
There are multiple schools involved in this funding freeze, and a student group from Lincoln University plans to march 66 miles to the state capital to demand funding.
Lincoln is one of four state-related universities in need of funding from Pennsylvania - which is currently frozen until the Senate passes a funding bill.
U.S. News and World Report says Pennsylvania has 7 of the top 10 best cities to retire to.
Parents could face fines or community service if it's found their child was bullying other students.
Gov. Josh Shapiro ordered flags flown at half staff and the Pennsylvania State Capitol was lit blue in support of Israel in the fight against Hamas.
Authorities say three passengers died after a bus carrying up to 50 people struck a vehicle on an interstate in Pennsylvania.
Authorities have released the names of two of three people killed in a bus crash on a Pennsylvania interstate near Harrisburg.
