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Gov. Tom Wolf met with young entrepreneurs at Innovation Work's alpha lab, but he couldn't resist lobbing strong words at Pennsylvania House of Representatives Republican leaders for reneging on the budget compromise he says he had with them.
The stories that moved President Barack Obama to tears on Tuesday were the tragic realities of dozens of families in the audience who lost loved ones.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are going back to work for the first time since budget negotiations collapsed just before Christmas.
President Barack Obama unveiled an array of measures on Tuesday tightening control and enforcement of firearms in the U.S.
In Beaver County, the board of commissioners -- two Democrats and one Republican -- is about to change.
As the state budget stalemate drags on, at least one area school district superintendent fears emergency money from the state won't last long, and school districts could end up right back in limbo.
Gov. Wolf vetoed parts of an overdue state budget, but freed up $23.3 billion in funding this morning.
Lawmakers waited Monday for Gov. Tom Wolf to take action on the budget bill on his desk and saw no clear way to resolve their differences as Pennsylvania's record-long impasse approached its seventh month.
With the holidays, taxpayers can be forgiven for not knowing exactly what is going on in this budget stalemate between Governor Tom Wolf and the Republican-controlled legislature.
Pennsylvania state government's 6-month-old budget stalemate is crumbling, but disagreements remain as lawmakers rush to approve bipartisan budget legislation before Christmas.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane says she expects to see more fallout from an email scandal like the suspension of state Supreme Court Justice Michael Eakin.
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice is suspended from his job with pay while a state judicial ethics court considers allegations his email practices have tainted the court system.
Gov. Tom Wolf is blaming House Republican leaders for Pennsylvania state government's nearly record-long budget stalemate ahead of another battle over what kind of spending plan the GOP-controlled House of Representatives will support.
Burgettstown Area School District voted on Monday to borrow $4 million so it can continue to operate in the midst of the state budget impasse.
There's another candidate for president in the New Hampshire primary -- and he's from Pittsburgh.
