Wolf, Corbett To Cross State In Final-Day Campaigning
Democrat Tom Wolf and Republican Gov. Tom Corbett are heading across Pennsylvania in their final day of campaigning before voters decide who will be governor for the next four years.
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Democrat Tom Wolf and Republican Gov. Tom Corbett are heading across Pennsylvania in their final day of campaigning before voters decide who will be governor for the next four years.
Pennsylvania's gubernatorial candidates are urging their bases to turn out and vote in Tuesday's election
Attorney General Kathleen Kane is recuperating after a car accident left her with a concussion.
This election season is like every other in recent years -- lots of campaign ads by the candidates -- and other ads by outside interest groups with names like Reform PAC PA that mean nothing to anyone.
The resignation of state Supreme Court Justice Seamus McCaffery won't come cheap to the taxpayers of Pennsylvania.
Former Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin has dropped her appeal of her campaign corruption conviction and has submitted drafts of apology letters she is ordered to send to other state judges and former staffers while serving her house arrest sentence.
Former president Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak at a campaign rally for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf.
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett and his Democratic challenger Tom Wolf are spending the second-to-last weekend of the gubernatorial campaign in the Pittsburgh area.
It is the next to the last weekend of campaigning for the two men who want to live in the governor's mansion in Harrisburg.
It seems Gov. Tom Corbett hardly ever comes to town with an empty hand.
Superheroes showed up at Children's Hospital on Wednesday morning to greet Gov. Tom Corbett, a boost with polls showing him behind somewhere between seven to 17 points.
Despite the objections of mayors like Pittsburgh's Bill Peduto and Philadelphia's Michael Nutter, the state legislature approved a bill backed by the National Rifle Association that opponents say will cost local taxpayers a lot of money.
Pennsylvania's gubernatorial candidates are disagreeing over National Rifle Association-backed legislation that could unleash fresh court challenges to local gun-control laws in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Monday suspended one of its members over his participation in a state government pornographic email scandal that involved employees of the attorney general's office.
As you drive along major thoroughfares in the Pittsburgh region, have you noticed something different this election season?
