New bill would allow school board members in Pa. to get paid
School board members in Pennsylvania would get a paycheck if new legislation makes its way into law.
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School board members in Pennsylvania would get a paycheck if new legislation makes its way into law.
Sheetz's so-called "smile policy" is coming to an end.
The need for volunteer firefighters continues across the state.
State Rep. Lynda Schlegel Culver led Patricia Lawton by a more than two-to-one margin in preliminary returns.
Adrean Bailey was a teacher with the School District of Philadelphia for 32 years. When she retired, she found pottery and fell in love with it.
Speaker Mark Rozzi said he won't necessarily step aside and support the Democratic floor leader as speaker.
If you are looking for a valentine, turns out, Pennsylvania is not a bad place to be, according to a new survey.
Legislation last session to require more charter school accountability, but it didn't go anywhere
Voters almost certainly will not see a package of proposed constitutional amendments on the statewide ballot in May.
The year-long avian flu outbreak has surprised many experts in its duration and intensity.
This region's two newest members of Congress have just gotten their committee assignments.
This region's two newest members of Congress have just gotten their committee assignments.
A Pennsylvania lawmaker wants to make sure all school sporting events have the right equipment needed to save lives.
Both North Allegheny and Canon-McMillan say they did nothing wrong.
Two local school districts are accused of playing a 'shell game' so that the districts could qualify for tax hikes.
As in other states with digital IDs, Pennsylvania's version would be optional.
Every year, working people across the country are victims of wage theft to the tune of billions of dollars.
Regal Cinemas is closing 39 more movie theaters across the United States.
Leah Mullinix entered an open plea to the third-degree felony charge last week in the September 2018 death of Dante Mullinix.
For anyone who ever complained about drawn-out government meetings, recent Pennsylvania House sessions might seem like a dream come true.
A dream, perhaps – but a nightmare
The money comes from Pennsylvania's "It's On Us" program.
Roughly 80,000 executive-branch employees are banned from soliciting or accepting anything above minimal value from people seeking to influence them.
Chief Justice Debra Todd made history on Friday.
Chief Justice Debra Todd made history on Friday.
