Gov. Wolf Planning To Sign Mandated Student Civics Knowledge Test
Gov. Tom Wolf plans to sign a new law requiring Pennsylvania students to take a test of civics knowledge, although they don't need it to graduate.
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Gov. Tom Wolf plans to sign a new law requiring Pennsylvania students to take a test of civics knowledge, although they don't need it to graduate.
A judge is refusing to delay the publication of a state grand jury report into allegations of child sexual abuse, failing to report it and obstruction of justice within six of Pennsylvania's Roman Catholic dioceses.
The medical marijuana drought in Pennsylvania is officially over.
As Memorial Day weekend gets underway, the state Department of Military and Veterans Affairs needs help honoring some local Vietnam veterans.
If you're looking for a summertime job, McDonald's is gearing up to hire thousands of employees across Pennsylvania for the season.
A Pennsylvania man has been charged with drunken driving after losing control of his golf cart at a Delaware campsite. A woman riding in the cart was seriously injured.
When sports betting comes to Pennsylvania, at least for the casinos, this state will have the highest tax rate in the nation.
Pennsylvania's payrolls crept to another record high in April, while the unemployment rate inched down to a post-recession low as the labor pool shrank.
Pennsylvania's highest court peppered a defense lawyer and a prosecutor with questions Thursday about the police interrogation of a man later convicted of killing one state trooper and wounding another to act out his anti-government beliefs.
A man on death row for killing one Pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another to act out his anti-government beliefs is asking the state Supreme Court to throw out his conviction.
Braddock Mayor John Fetterman is taking in as much family time as he can, because he knows campaigning for lieutenant governor is going to keep him busy.
A Pennsylvania school district is under fire for a policy that allegedly requires students to smile when walking in school hallways.
Pennsylvania's congressional delegation next year will no longer be made up of only men.
The Pennsylvania Primary Election ended with several upsets in some key races across the state.
Republican state Rep. Rick Saccone is now zero-for-two in his campaigns for the US House in Pennsylvania this year.
John Fetterman has won a five-way Democratic Party primary race for lieutenant governor, making Lt. Gov. Mike Stack the first holder of the office to lose in a primary election.
Pennsylvania state senator and waste-hauling millionaire Scott Wagner is the winner of the Republican nomination to challenge Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf.
Bill Cosby will be sentenced Sept. 24, almost five months to the day after he was convicted of sexual assault, a judge said Tuesday.
Today is Primary Election Day in Pennsylvania and there are several big races with national implications on the ballot.
Polls have opened in Pennsylvania as voters choose Republican challengers to Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey.
With little time left, the Republican candidates for governor campaigned in Pittsburgh over the weekend and on Monday.
A Pennsylvania man and woman have been sentenced in the mistreatment of three children prosecutors said were so starved for food they peeled paint off the walls to survive.
Dozens of cats have been found living in deplorable conditions in the garage of a Pennsylvania home.
With Pennsylvania leading the nation in E. coli cases from contaminated romaine lettuce, shoppers seem a bit wary.
A lawyer working for a trust is claiming a $457 million Powerball ticket sold at a Pennsylvania convenience store, leaving state Lottery officials with no details about the person or people who'll get the money.
