Corbett Takes A Hit From Both Sides On Health Proposal
Governor Corbett is getting hit from both sides after unveiling his proposal to expand access to health care using federal Medicaid dollars.
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Governor Corbett is getting hit from both sides after unveiling his proposal to expand access to health care using federal Medicaid dollars.
Both the U.S. and Pennsylvania flags shall remain at half-staff until sunset on Friday, September 20th.
Corbett continues to insist that Pennsylvania cannot afford to expand the current Medicaid program. Instead, he is proposing to make Medicaid benefits more in line with what the working insured get.
Governor Corbett's poll numbers are so bad that you might question the sanity of political insiders who say "don't count him out." But if that's the case, you can call former Governor Ed Rendell crazy.
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A Pennsylvania judge is stopping a suburban Philadelphia court clerk from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, saying it was a clear violation of his legal authority.
A message that was scribbled on a lavatory wall prompted a lockdown, followed by an evacuation at the Easton Area High School Wednesday morning.
Closing arguments are scheduled Wednesday in the aggravated assault trial of a man accused of having tried to cut off a teenager's hand with a machete outside a Pennsylvania high school last year.
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett's office announced Thursday it has hired a well-known lawyer from outside the government to lead his defense of the state's same-sex marriage ban in a federal lawsuit.
Pennsylvania's attorney general has granted express written authority to lawyers for Gov. Tom Corbett to handle a case in which the Health Department wants to stop a suburban Philadelphia court clerk from giving marriage licenses to same-sex couples, according to a Tuesday court filing.
Police in West Virginia have made two arrests in the beating death of a college student from Perkasie, Pennsylvania.
Police say a Northampton County man threw his girlfriend's cat out of a second-story window during a fight with her.
A northeastern Pennsylvania police chief suspended for posting videos in which he fired borough-owned automatic weapons while shouting obscenities could soon learn whether he'll be fired.
Lawyers for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania say gay couples who got marriage licenses should not be allowed to intervene in the lawsuit against a Montgomery County official because their licenses are invalid.
Three men have been charged with more than 30 burglaries or attempted burglaries in four counties in Pennsylvania, the Lehigh County District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.
Investigators say Haines was upset that she hadn't been invited to join her husband and daughter as they went car shopping in May. She allegedly crushed up the medicine and put it in some black-bean burritos that she served to her family.
Amanda Catherine Hein was arraigned Monday on a single count of criminal homicide in the death of the baby discovered in the pub's bathroom last week.
For the second time in less than three months, there's a change at the top in the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
A bride and groom dressed as clowns for their marriage ceremony, which took place in Pennsylvania at what organizers call the only annual Clown Festival in the world.
After a stellar career with the University of Pennsylvania, Greg Van Roten is trying to make a name for himself in the NFL.
The U.S. Education Department granted Pennsylvania a partial waiver from the No Child Left Behind school evaluation law Tuesday, giving state officials the flexibility to develop alternatives they say will yield more meaningful assessments of schools and students.
A coroner says more tests are needed to determine what killed a scuba diver found dead at a former quarry in Pennsylvania.
The DEP says the code orange alert is in effect Tuesday for Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties.
A Pennsylvania man is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Delaware County on charges of having kidnapped a 7-month-old boy who has not yet been found.
Health officials in New Jersey and Pennsylvania confirmed the first human cases of West Nile Virus of the year on Friday.
