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Lancaster County officials are expecting a drop in Medicaid enrollment in the coming months as a pandemic-era enrollment rule put in place by the federal government in 2020 expires.

HARRISBURG – Services for some of the highest-need residents in Pennsylvania, including those with mental disabilities and severe mental illnesses – children among them – could collapse in the next

Lancaster County officials are looking to replace the case management software used to track people incarcerated at the county jail, one outcome of a data-gathering exercise undertaken last year to

Frustration over the state of contract negotiations between Lancaster County and probation officers spilled into public view at Wednesday’s meeting of the Lancaster County board of commissioners.

Four years after Pennsylvania enacted no-excuse mail-in ballots, elections officials in Lancaster County said the May 16 primary ran smoothly.

Pennsylvania’s 2023 primary election on May 16 marks four years since the state introduced no-excuse mail-in ballots.

Democratic county commissioner candidate Alice Yoder raised nearly $65,000 in the first four months of 2023, significantly more than the two other Democrats running in the May 16 primary.

Today is the last day to apply for mail-in ballots for the May 16 primary, which features contests for local school boards, boroughs and townships, as well as countywide races.

Lancaster County government has reached a deal to end a property rights dispute with the owner of Dirty Ol’ Tavern, and commissioners say they intend to approve a settlement agreement

A panel of three Commonwealth Court judges on Tuesday affirmed that Lancaster County is not responsible for $69,000 in legal bills accrued by former District Attorney Craig Stedman when he