Dem Candidates Seeking Nomination For PA Governor Make One Last Pitch To Voters
Candidates running for the Democratic nomination for Governor in Pennsylvania are canvasing the state.
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Candidates running for the Democratic nomination for Governor in Pennsylvania are canvasing the state.
Police and school officials have been investigating a "kill list" of more than 20 students compiled by others at a Pennsylvania elementary school.
The fire broke out around 5 p.m. Monday. Several fire companies were called to the scene.
About a week away from primary day and these democratic candidates for governor aren't holding back.
Police in one central Pennsylvania town were looking for an older man who stopped his car and approached a group of children before tickling one and driving away.
Philadelphia City Commissioner Stephanie Singer says the implementation of this law cost tax payers money, held up court time and she's happy to see it go.
The battle over Pennsylvania's Voter ID law is apparently over for the rest of the year and maybe for good.
The odds for Internet gaming coming to Pennsylvania appear to have increased following the release of a report commissioned by the state legislature.
A multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise is set to be held by the Pennsylvania National Guard.
The Delaware State Health Department says a resident there has the first known case of NDM-producing carbapenem-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a drug resistant bacterial infection first reported in Serbia.
Federal health officials say more than 8 million Americans got insurance between October first and mid-April, the end of the grace period following the close of open enrollment.
The state Supreme Court has overturned a lower court ruling that allowed self-described independent Republican Bob Guzzardi to remain on the GOP primary ballot.
Gov. Tom Corbett is changing his position on medical marijuana and is backing the legalization of a marijuana extract to treat severe seizures in children.
Pennsylvania's tax collections in the all-important month of April are lagging badly, and it's threatening to knock Gov. Tom Corbett's election-year budget proposal $1billion out of balance.
Pennsylvania's Attorney General now says she will turn over evidence in the sting operation that ensnared several prominent Philadelphia Democrats to Philadelphia's District Attorney.
A lawyer representing 33 alleged victims of clergy sex abuse in central Pennsylvania is urging the Roman Catholic church not to pull out of planned mediation.
A female patient is accused of selling heroin from her bed at a hospital in Pennsylvania.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a voter referendum banning use of race in admissions at state-run universities in Michigan. Some experts believe the ruling could lead to more states taking a similar road.
A key state Senator says he's giving up on the prospect that small games of chance in Pennsylvania taverns will generate projected revenue.
Western Pennsylvania gun owners have aimed their sights at a Philadelphia gun control advocacy group.
With just a month to go until primary day, the four candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for governor have finally started to mix it up among themselves.
A Pennsylvania high school student is in hot water for asking Miss America to prom during a question and answer session at school.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey are among the six states that do not have a law requiring school districts to provide kindergarten for young students.
A male Pennsylvania police officer has been dressing as an Amish woman—along with a female officer from a neighboring department—hoping to scare off a man suspected of exposing himself to Amish children.
The founder of a northeastern Pennsylvania boys choir charged with rape is facing 1,100 additional counts.
