PA Residents Can?t Buy Mega Millions Tickets For Tuesday Drawing

PA residents must look elsewhere to buy into Tuesday?s $875 million Mega Millions drawing. Here?s why:

Groups Working To Prevent PA Evictions: "30 More Days Isn't Enough"

The federal moratorium on evictions has been extended through July 31

Report: RGGI Could Provide Financial Boost To PA Coal Communities

Will they join the (RGGI) in July?

Philly To Be Part Of Biden Community Violence Intervention Plan

The Biden administration has a new federal strategy to address gun violence surging in cities across the country, including Philadelphia.

New Coalition Aims To Change "Whitewashed" Narrative Of Appalachia

The Appalachian region has long dealt with environmental pollution and economic disinvestment.

Report: PA Families Need National Support In Pandemic Recovery

The report tracks children's health, education and family stability by state, based on 2019 data.

Report: Push For Electric Vehicles In American Jobs Plan Would Benefit PA

A new report predicts big benefits for Pennsylvania, and millions of jobs nationwide.

Juneteenth Declared National Holiday, Amidst Progress, Upheaval

Juneteenth National Independence Day is now an official holiday, after President Joe Biden signed a bill Thursday.

Could PA Gas Preemption Bill Derail Local Climate Action Plans?

Critics of the measure say it could especially hurt areas like Bethlehem, which has its own climate plan.

Township Rejects Pennsylvania's Largest Solar Project

Township supervisors near Gettysburg, Pa., on June 3 pulled the plug on what could have been Pennsylvania's largest solar energy project.

Contract PHL Airport Workers Seek Higher Wages, Healthcare

Philadelphia International Airport contract workers and supporters rallied this week in support of a prevailing wage bill.

These Are The Best And Worst Places In The U.S. To Raise A Family. How'd Pa. Do?

Deciding where to live, and where to raise your family, is one of the biggest decisions that any person can undertake.

Report: Climate Infrastructure Key To Creating Jobs In Appalachia

A coalition of labor, community and environmental groups has released a plan to use federal investments.

Rescue Plan's Funds Can Help Students Catch Up

Pennsylvania schools will have some major federal help as they reopen their doors, and teachers want districts to use the funds properly.

DEA Presents Award to Gettysburg Young Marines

The DEA presented the Gettysburg Young Marines the Enrique ‘Kiki’ Camarena Award for drug demand reduction efforts.

Pennsylvania Report Reveals PA Health-Care Access Disparities

A new report shows Pennsylvanians are experiencing disparities in access to health care.

Volunteerism Is A Way Of Life For Greensburg's Sheila Myers

Young Marines names top volunteer in northeast, Sheila Myers with Westmoreland County Young Marines in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg: Agriculture Conservation Bill Wins Praise

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Farmers and conservationists are praising a bill introduced in the Pennsylvania Senate that would bring funding.

Harrisburg Judicial Districts Amendment Faces Bipartisan Skepticism

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- A proposed amendment to Pennsylvania's state constitution that would create judicial districts for the election.

Pennsylvania Town Makes Special Delivery To Beloved UPS Driver

Chad Turns has been working overtime to serve Dauphin residents, who surprised him with a reception and $1,000 for his pandemic service.

Harrisburg Survey: Out-Of Pocket Costs A Major Health Concern

Pennsylvanians are worried they can't afford the high out-of-pocket costs for health care, and they want relief.

Rare Half Male, Half Female Cardinal Photographed In Pennsylvania

Ornithologist Jamie Hill had a “one in a million bird encounter” — a photo session with a cardinal with the characteristics of both genders.

Harrisburg: Groups Hopeful After Judicial Amendment Stalls

HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Judicial-independence organizations are celebrating a temporary victory.

Pittsburgh-Billboard Calls On Pitt To Divest From Fossil Fuels

A billboard unveiled in Oakland is the latest action in a student-led campaign that began eight years ago.

PA Residents Asked To Share Coronavirus Experience Through Photos

The "One Lens" project seeks to highlight Pennsylvania heroes, lives, and communities grappling with the coronavirus via photography.

Was Mastriano Trolling With Social Media Bill? The Actual Answer May Not Matter | Wednesday Morning Coffee

Free speech advocates are fond of dropping an aphorism coined by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides when they talk about efforts by ...

Pennsylvania-The San Francisco School Board’s Vote Removing Lincoln’s, Washington’s Names Was Was Wrong. Here’s Why

On Jan. 26, the San Francisco Board of Education voted 6-1 to rename 44 schools, removing many historical names.

Random Acts Of Kindness Day: Help Feed Neighbors In PA

Volunteering and supporting food banks in Pennsylvania are among the ways to show kindness on Feb. 17.

Pennsylvania Pa. Health Dept. Launches New ‘Your Turn’ Tool To Find Out When It’s Your Turn To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Health Department says it’s launched a new online tool to help Pennsylvanians keep track of when it’s their turn to schedule an appointment.

Pennsylvania: Fetterman’s Early 2022 Entrance Gives Him Time To Build Strength — Or Set Up His Fall

Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman announced that he was officially running for U.S. Senate.

Pennsylvania: LG John Fetterman Says He’s Running For U.S. Senate

Capping weeks of build-up, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman announced today that he’s seeking the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate.

Harrisburg PA Education Budget Proposal Called "Good Start"

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Public-education advocates have high praise for Gov. Tom Wolf's proposed education budget.

Philly Community Advocates, Black Clergy Weigh In On Police Commish Outlaw’s First Year

Community advocates, civic and clergy leaders have expressed their viewpoints on Danielle Outlaw’s first year as police commissioner.

Pittsburgh-United Steelworkers Want Anti-Union Efforts Against Pitt Faculty And Grad Students To End

PITTSBURGH — The University of Pittsburgh has been fighting the unionization efforts of its graduate students and faculty members.

Philly Council Offers First Draft On Its Proposed Police Oversight Commission

City lawmakers have revealed the first outline of what the city’s new citizens police oversight commission could look like.

Amendment Limiting PA Gov’s Emergency Powers Heading To Voters This May

Pennsylvanians will be asked to approve or reject the measure, which limits gubernatorial disaster declarations to 21 days.

Pennsylvania: ‘What Is The Plan?’ Senate Panel Airs Frustrations With Vaccine Rollout

Pennsylvania lawmakers may have quickly split on party lines Wednesday when Gov. Tom Wolf unveiled an ambitious budget proposal.

Pennsylvania-Biden’s Education Secretary Nominee Says Teachers Should Be Prioritized For Vaccines

Some states recently have advanced bills barring transgender women from playing on teams that align with their gender identity.

Pennsylvania-What Dueling Press Releases Say About The Utter Predictability Of The Budget Ballet

In general, Wolf’s Democratic allies in the General Assembly were praising. Republicans were, well, less so.

Pennsylvania-By The Numbers: 2021-22 Budget Breakdown

2021-2022 Budget Breakdown- 10 Funding Changes.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.