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State prison officials want $300 million in additional taxpayer money in next year’s budget despite a declining population of incarcerated people and the closure of two facilities.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Costs for Pa. Prison System Are Soaring Despite Facility Closures, Putting Officials in the Hot Seat and more from the State College, PA region

(The Center Square) — The public is getting a glimpse of what the Pennsylvania Opioid Trust does behind closed doors as it approved 55% of almost 400 opioid-related projects proposed

Recently, the Tribune Review published an editorial titled, “Smart, timely action needed on electric vehicle fees.” While I completely agree that timely act

Three license plate replacement events have been scheduled for Cumberland and Perry counties.

HARRISBURG — A member of the Pennsylvania House says lawmakers in the General Assembly are working toward agreement on an electric vehicle fee, however, the head of the Senate Transportation

HARRISBURG — A member of the Pennsylvania House says lawmakers in the General Assembly are working toward agreement on an electric vehicle fee, however, the head of the Senate Transportation

HARRISBURG (TNS) — Negotiations are ongoing between the House and Senate to establish an annual fee for owners of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles to offset the loss of gas

HARRISBURG — A member of the Pennsylvania House says lawmakers in the General Assembly are working toward agreement on an electric vehicle fee, however, the head of the Senate Transportation

Pennsylvania has more cyber charter students than any other state in the country, but regulations that govern the schools haven't changed since 2002.