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On a crisp and sunny Saturday afternoon, more than 3,000 volunteers walked among the rows of white marble headstones at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies, carefully leaning a green and red Christmas wreath against each one. They said the names on the headstones aloud and thanked them for their service. The ceremony was part […]

HARRISBURG — Legislative efforts succeeded in advancing changes to how probation is administered in Pennsylvania, as it did for further sealing nonviolent criminal records, as state lawmakers passed reform measures

Legislative efforts succeeded in advancing changes to how probation is administered in Pennsylvania, as it did for further sealing nonviolent criminal records, as state lawmakers passed reform measures through the

A bill that will allow more of Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana growers and processors to also act as retailers — and vice-versa — fully cleared the legislature on Tuesday and will head to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk. Despite some legislators’ predictions earlier this year that the bill could — or should

HARRISBURG Pa. (WHTM) – Two Pennsylvania lawmakers announced that they will be reintroducing legislation to decriminalize marijuana. The change proposed is in regards to changing the grading of possession of a small amount of marijuana from a misdemeanor to a summary offense. The memo from Senator Sharif Street (D-Philadelphia) and Senator Camera Bartolotta (R- Beaver, […]

The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously approved legislation to help promote veteran-owned businesses.

(The Center Square) — Republican lawmakers welcome the state’s future hydrogen hubs as the next step in energy production that balances environmental conservation with economic growth.

Gov. Josh Shapiro recognizes how government regulations come between Pennsylvanians and job opportunities. In his first week, Shapiro acted on his campaign pr

In the Saturday edition of the Observer-Reporter, Washington attorney Gary Stout presented what I believe to be a biased and misleading view of the Washington County commissioners race.

Concession stands, pedestrian walkways and improved light are among improvements parks in Washington, Greene and Fayette will receive thanks to grant funding from the state.