Proposed Bill In Pa. Would Allow Customers To Have Wine Shipped To Their Doorstep
Under current law in the Commonwealth, out-of-state retailers have only been allowed to send wine to Liquor Control Board stores for consumers to pick up.
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Under current law in the Commonwealth, out-of-state retailers have only been allowed to send wine to Liquor Control Board stores for consumers to pick up.
A new report says that wage theft impacts 400,000 Pennsylvania workers a year and costs them at least $19 million.
A major U.S. flag maker, Valley Forge Flag based in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, just outside of Reading, Berks County, has decided to stop making confederate flags.
Business Insider has released a list of the best ice cream in every state and an Old City shop famous for soda fountains, splits, and sundaes was named best in Pennsylvania. KYW's social media editor Melony Roy reports the list was created with the help of a social network.
Pennsylvania GOP Chairman Rob Gleason says the event is here because Pennsylvania will be a battleground state in the next election.
A Chester County prosecutor Wednesday said Warren Earl Yerger Sr. "perpetrated one of the most egregious and horrific cases" of abuse the county had seen.
With the deadline now less than two weeks off, a new Franklin and Marshall College Poll shows most Pennsylvanians continue to support Governor Wolf's budget proposals.
The state House has sent the Senate a bill designed to ease some background check requirements for people who work with children in Pennsylvania.
The state Senate has approved a bill to reauthorize and increase the state's 911 surcharge on phone service.
A state Senate committee has again advanced legislation that would allow for direct shipments to Pennsylvania consumers from out-of-state wineries.
The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously approved a measure Tuesday to impose up to an additional 65 cents per phone line and an extra $52 per household to help counties pay for the growing cost of their 911 emergency communications centers.
Ethics reports filed more than a month ago show state lawmakers and other high-ranking state officials took more than $160,000 in freebies last year.
In Iowa, red tape is replaced by green lights. That's the pitch from the Iowa state government emblazoned on a billboard near 13th and Vine Streets in Philadelphia.
Uniontown police say Kroll walked in smelling of alcohol when he arrived to be fingerprinted for a Jan. 9 drunken driving incident.
A western Pennsylvania woman has been sentenced to 16 to 32 months in jail for fatally shooting her niece during a party celebrating the defendant's wedding.
Monroe County emergency officials say the crash occurred shortly after 10 a.m. Wednesday on Interstate 380 in the Pocono Mountain region about 115 miles north of Philadelphia.
Police say a man who set up a drunken-driving checkpoint complete with road flares while pretending to be a Pennsylvania state trooper was drunk.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf toured a Philadelphia elementary school Friday to promote his education initiatives.
State College ranked as the best town in Pennsylvania, Furthermore; it was named the 14th best town in the country.
Report: A PA lawmaker is seeking to have a bridge renamed after Joe Paterno.
Every day millions of people buy tickets hoping to win big bucks playing the lottery.
Police say a Pennsylvania woman attacked her 82-year-old boyfriend with a hacksaw and model airplane.
Tuesday is Primary Day in Pennsylvania.
Your tax dollars are funding the pensions of convicted criminals. Investigative reporter Charlotte Huffman exposes how crime sometimes pays with state pensions in this exclusive report.
The six Mayoral candidates in Philadelphia are getting a last chance to make their case, before Tuesday's Democratic primary.
