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Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed letting nonprofits accept credit and debit card payments for small games of chance, which is currently illegal.

Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed letting nonprofits accept credit and debit card payments for small games of chance, which is currently illegal.

State Sen. Devlin Robinson, R-Bridgeville, on Thursday announced his reelection campaign in a pivotal Southwestern Pennsylvania district that could help determine which party controls the Senate. Robinson, a Marine veteran who served in the Gulf War following the September 11 attacks, said he is running for reelection in District 37

One of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s most crucial state senate districts has a challenger, as school librarian and local basketball coach Nicole Ruscitto announced her candidacy Tuesday. Ruscitto, a Jefferson Hills Democrat who works in the South Park School District, is challenging Republican incumbent Sen. Devlin Robinson of Bridgeville for the 37th

Robert W. Orchowski was honored recently for his service as an Upper St. Clair Township commissioner. After 26 years, Orchowski did not seek reelection for his term that ended Dec. 31. He was the longest serving commissioner in the township’s history. Over a dozen friends and former colleagues attended an informational and general affairs meeting […]

State Rep. Dan Frankel (D-Allegheny) had introduced the Fairness Act, to extend Pennsylvania’s anti-discrimination law to LGBTQ+ people, in every legislative

(The Center Square) — Aging pipes in Pennsylvania’s public schools have sparked a bipartisan push in the General Assembly to fund water upgrades and remove lead pipes, known as a

House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler and a bipartisan group of lawmakers want to increase access to personalized health care.

Action News Investigates found wide variations in the frequency of lead testing at schools in Western Pennsylvania.

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