High Levels Of Radon Found In Pennsylvania Water Wells
High levels of cancer-causing radon have been found in some Pennsylvania water wells.
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High levels of cancer-causing radon have been found in some Pennsylvania water wells.
If some state legislators have their way, smoking will pretty much be confined to the smokers' own home.
One of Pennsylvania's gubernatorial hopefuls is in hot water.
A central Pennsylvania official accused of stealing from a memorial scholarship fund to pay for his political campaign is due in court.
Pennsylvania state government is facing perhaps its most difficult budget year since the recession, and demographic trends will provide no relief in coming years.
Several hundred Republican Party faithful and GOP state committee members gathered Thursday night at a banquet hall in Irwin for the annual Westmoreland County Ronald Reagan Dinner.
Pennsylvania's 18-member U.S. House delegation split on GOP legislation that's erasing much of former President Barack Obama's health care law, while Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf calls it a "sad day."
Police say they are investigating what happened when a Republican legislator who is running for Pennsylvania governor grabbed a camera from a man who works for a liberal opposition research group.
A Kentucky woman chased by police from Maryland into Pennsylvania told the trooper who finally stopped her she was Hillary Clinton.
Another bad month of tax collections is deepening Pennsylvania state government's budget hole.
The agency that controls Pennsylvania's state-owned wine and liquor stores is working to lift the embargo on Cuban rum.
A federal judge in Pennsylvania is keeping alive a lawsuit by nonbelievers who want to be allowed to give invocations at the start of state House sessions.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro detailed the results of a major drug round up conducted Thursday.
A jury has given the death penalty to a gunman who targeted Pennsylvania state troopers at their barracks, killing one and leaving a second with devastating injuries.
Regulators say Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program remains on schedule after hundreds of applications poured in from those who want to grow, process and dispense the drug.
A set of revisions to Pennsylvania's criminal laws concerning cruelty to animals is on its way to the Senate after passage by the state House of Representatives.
The Pennsylvania state House wants to enable gun owners and groups such as the National Rifle Association to launch legal challenges to cities' firearms regulations.
Police in Ohio have received a stuffed toy given by a child to a Pennsylvania police officer to help keep him safe.
The state House is giving its approval to a plan to lease and eventually sell off the state's wholesale system for wine and spirits, a change that opponents say could spell the end of state-owned liquor stores.
A new audit says it's unclear if the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry properly spent millions in recent years on an unemployment compensation system that has melted down during a funding fight.
A judge has rejected a request for an emergency competency hearing for a survivalist who ambushed two Pennsylvania State Police troopers and now refuses to communicate with his lawyers.
A suburban Pittsburgh health care systems consultant and political newcomer is expected to announce he's running for the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor in 2018.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf is stripping the lieutenant governor of state police protection in the wake of complaints about his treatment of troopers and other state employees.
If a Pennsylvania lawmaker gets his way, teachers in the state could soon be able to bring guns into the classroom.
Pennsylvania's attorney general's office is charging a dozen people as part of an organized crime ring that it says made millions of dollars renting out fraudulently obtained license plates, primarily in New York City.
