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Reports record total and oil production for 4Q-23 and FY-23 Plans to invest $750 - $850 million, increasing FY-24 oil production ~10% from 4Q-23 exit ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has answered a civil rights complaint filed by an employee of the Blue Knob State Park who said she endured a hostile work environment over a two-year period because of repeated sexual harassment from her supervisor. The lawsuit charged that her complaints about the harassment went unheeded […]

SCRANTON – A transportation equipment operator who alleged that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation failed to accommodate his disability and later fired him for alleged comments he made in a Facebook post has lost partial counts from his complaint, on order of a federal judge.

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A High Point woman used court filings this week to defend her federal lawsuit challenging her arrest during a 2020 protest of Gov. Roy Cooper’s COVID-related shutdown orders. Monica Ussery's lawyers filed three separate documents Wednesday in US District Court. Ussery responded to multiple motions to dismiss her case.

Idaho may not enforce a law that bans gender-affirming care for minors while an appeal of an injunction blocking it is pending, a federal court said.

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Whether Andrew Warren runs for reelection in November could depend on the outcome of his case, his lawyers say.

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TAMPA, Fla. — Two days after Hillsborough State Attorney Andrew Warren announced he wouldn’t run to be reelected to the office from which Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended him, a federal