Much Up In The Air As Budget Deadline Looms
Currently, lawmakers and the governor are facing a big budget deficit with no clear answers about how to close it.
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Currently, lawmakers and the governor are facing a big budget deficit with no clear answers about how to close it.
An Associated Press analysis finds that congressional districts drawn by Pennsylvania's Republican-controlled Legislature helped the GOP win nearly three more of the state's U.S. House seats in last year's election.
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey appeared on Sunday's Face the Nation backing up the Senate Republican health care bill.
Sen. Bob Casey has told a town hall crowd that the Republican health care proposal in the U.S. Senate would mean "destructive" cuts to Medicaid and "obscene" tax cuts for the rich.
A crowd of 1,600 went wild when Senator Bernie Sanders took the stage inside the David L. Lawrence Convention Center Saturday night.
About 50 protesters stood outside Senator Pat Toomey's office on Grant Street in Pittsburgh, chanting unhappiness at his expected vote for the Republican Senate Health Care bill.
Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey is praising the health care bill written by himself and his fellow Republicans in the U.S. Senate, but isn't saying whether he'd vote for it.
President Donald Trump says he "did not make" and doesn't have any recordings of his private conversations with James Comey - his fired FBI director.
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a bill to remove the Keystone high school examination requirement for graduation for thousands of technical ed students.
A spokesman says Gov. Tom Wolf will sign a bill that will significantly strengthen protections for animals.
One of three new medical marijuana farms in our region will soon be springing up in Carmichaels, Greene County.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf will sign legislation strengthening laws against animal cruelty and neglect in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health issued 12 permits to grow and process medical marijuana Monday afternoon.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is seeking to take on a more strategic role within the White House that would give him a limited presence in the daily press briefings that have made him a prominent face of the Trump administration.
When Republican U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy voted for the Republican health care bill, it was, for Democrat Mike Crossey, "The straw that broke the camel's back."
