Gov. Wolf Announces Funding To Improve Bridges, Roads And More
Gov. Tom Wolf is announcing funding to improve bridges, roads and more around the state.
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Gov. Tom Wolf is announcing funding to improve bridges, roads and more around the state.
Gov. Tom Wolf is planning to ask lawmakers to approve a severance tax on Marcellus Shale natural gas production to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan for a wide range of projects.
More Millennials are holding official positions, or being elected, in a growing Pittsburgh trend.
Gov. Tom Wolf is rolling out a second-term proposal to raise Pennsylvania's minimum wage after similar first-term proposals by the Democrat fell flat in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Braddock chose a new interim mayor to replace John Fetterman on Tuesday.
A new report says Pennsylvania should adopt a number of improvements to make its elections more secure.
The University of Pittsburgh waived the security fee it charged the Pitt College Republicans after bestselling author and conservative commentator Ben Shapiro's appearance on campus Nov. 14.
Lawmakers are returning to the Pennsylvania Capitol, but they haven't revisited a response to child sexual abuse scandals since the debate's collapse on last year's final voting day.
A Navy veteran and former Veterans Affairs official will compete with an information technology consulting firm owner for an open state Senate seat in suburban Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania state House Republicans are recommending a lawmaker resign over allegations that he had sex with an incapacitated woman against her will.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto took part in a panel discussion on gun legislation in Washington DC on Friday.
Pennsylvania's U.S. senators split in votes on competing bills for ending the partial government shutdown.
Former U.S. Sen. Harris Wofford of Pennsylvania, a civil rights activist who staged an upset Senate win in 1991, has died. He was 92.
President Donald Trump says he'll make a "major announcement" on the southern border on Saturday at 4 p.m. as the government shutdown continues.
A spokesman for Special Counsel Robert Mueller issued a rare statement Friday evening in response to a controversial BuzzFeed report that said President Trump instructed his longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about the Moscow Trump Tower talks.
