Woman pleads guilty in DUI crash deaths of 2 PA troopers, pedestrian on I-95
The troopers and a man they were assisting were all killed when they were struck along I-95 in South Philadelphia in 2022.
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The troopers and a man they were assisting were all killed when they were struck along I-95 in South Philadelphia in 2022.
A Pennsylvania law that delivers automatic pay raises for state officials will pay dividends next year.
People impacted by the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio sat down for a Thanksgiving dinner.
The decision has implications for the 2024 presidential election in a key battleground state.
Gov. Josh Shapiro says he'll appeal a court ruling that blocked a state regulation to make Pennsylvania's power plant owners pay for their planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
Kaytron Allen ran for two touchdowns, Alex Felkins kicked a pair of field goals and No. 12 Penn State pulled away from Rutgers after quarterback Drew Allar left with an apparent injury for a 27-6 victory.
Several leading Pennsylvania universities that receive millions of dollars in state aid must start publicly disclosing more records about their finances, employment and operation.
After the games on Nov. 17, 2023, you can find all the latest scores from around the state right here.
It's the second straight month Pennsylvania finds itself at a record-low unemployment rate.
Kayla Little has been charged with two counts of child endangerment in connection with the case.
The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives has passed a measure seeking to protect those who come to Pennsylvania to get abortions.
Pennsylvania's Legislature is approving aid for universities after a fight that has dragged on five months into the fiscal year.
John "Herm" Suplizio, the former DuBois City Manager, is accused of stealing public funds and now faces federal charges.
Incoming Beaver Co. District Attorney Nate Bible says he would like to see possession made a summary offense, but as long as it's illegal, his job is still to enforce the law.
Robert Lee Ingalls Jr. of Mechanicsburg, Pa. was charged with the interstate transmission of threatening communications.
Lung cancer is still the leading cause of cancer deaths in Pennsylvania and across the nation.
After complaints by some parents, the Pine-Richland School District said it would review some of its library books.
Lawmakers are advancing a bill that would keep students in school while officials and parents settle disputes about residency.
A Pennsylvania man was charged with arson after a fire at a New York casino racetrack killed more than 24 horses.
Liberal and moderate candidates have won seats in high-profile polarizing elections against social conservatives across the U.S. Candidates backed by Moms for Liberty and the 1776 Project, groups that question open discussions on race and sexuality in schools, lost Tuesday in closely watched races in Iowa, Pennsylvania, Virginia and elsewhere, though both groups claimed successes overall.
The race for an open seat on Pennsylvania's highest court initially resembled the sleepy contests that had played out for decades.
A homicide suspect who escaped from a northern Pennsylvania prison in July, spurring a massive nine-day manhunt, has pleaded guilty.
Pennsylvanians looking for the best place to retire don't have go to very far.
Nathaniel Price accepted the guilty plea and was sentenced to 65-to-130 years in prison.
Both seats on the Superior Court were open due to a Republican judge retiring, and another judge reaching the mandatory retirement age of 75.
