Pennsylvania House Republicans Drop Plans To Set Up 'Election Integrity' Panel
House Republicans in Pennsylvania are dropping plans to fast-track an effort to set up a Republican-majority election panel with subpoena power.
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House Republicans in Pennsylvania are dropping plans to fast-track an effort to set up a Republican-majority election panel with subpoena power.
The open carry of a firearm is legal in Pennsylvania, but the controversy doesn't end there.
In the last four years, the number of registered Democrats has dropped by nearly 50,000.
A computer hacker who gave the Islamic State group personal data of more than 1,300 U.S. government and military personnel will remain in a federal prison after a judge rejected his request for compassionate release.
With three weeks before the deadline, more than two million Pennsylvanians have already applied for mail-in ballots.
Sen. Pat Toomey's decision to retire from politics opens the floodgates for candidates in 2022.
Pennsylvania officials reported Sunday that an outage is affecting access to several online state services, including voter registration.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 2,251 new cases of Coronavirus and 17 additional deaths over the last two days.
A mother and her son have been sentenced to prison terms after firing shots at another driver during what police characterized as road rage.
Pennsylvania will become one of a handful of states to expand eligibility for overtime pay beyond federal thresholds, starting Saturday.
The former mayor of Scranton has been sentenced to seven years in prison on charges that he shook down businesses for bribes and campaign contributions.
How will President Donald Trump's diagnosis of coronavirus impact the race for the presidency, especially here in western Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania schools continue to balance changing crowd restrictions with eager parents hoping to attend school sporting events.
The average student loan debt in Pennsylvania is now more than $37,000, the second-highest total in the country.
The House GOP passed an "Election Integrity" panel out of committee on Wednesday.
October 5 is the first Monday in October, and by tradition, that's the opening session of the United States Supreme Court.
Joe Biden's campaign has decided to resume in-person canvassing efforts across several battleground states in the coming days.
Many long-term care facilities across the state are in the process of reopening for visitors.
A judge has declined to bar prosecutors from seeking the death penalty in the case of a man charged in a shooting death inside a movie theater last year.
A smaller than usual crowd of a few hundred people rallied for gun rights on the steps of Pennsylvania's Capitol on Tuesday.
Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge, a Republican, has endorsed his first Democrat for president.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission has approved the use of night vision and infrared (thermal) optics in the hunting of furbearers, animals traditionally trapped or hunted for their pelts.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden will be taking a train tour through western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio on September 30.
Pennsylvania leaders are launching a new public health awareness campaign, "PA Unites Against COVID." Almost $4 million will be invested into the campaign through federal grants.
A statewide Amber Alert has been canceled.
