Page 4 - Khalid Mumin News Today

Given temperatures in recent days that have been more akin to what you would experience in Fairbanks, Alaska, or the outback of Finland, it can seem like summer is a long, long way away. But it will be here before you know it. Memorial Day is just four months away. The first Pirates game is […]

DUKE CENTER, Pa. — Want to snuggle a baby goat? See a unique mural made entirely of Pennsylvania apples? View a 1,000-pound butter sculpture? Get the highest state award possible

This is a statewide problem and the state finances need to be involved. The governor’s budget could help by raising starting salaries of teachers throughout the state.

HARRISBURG – On Wednesday, the Commonwealth’s Behavioral Health Council held its first meeting, keeping with Governor Josh Shapiro’s commitment to ensure government is delivering for the people of Pennsylvania.

Working underneath her silver Honda CRV, Aided Balbuena summons all her might, pushes on the wrench and pops a bolt loose.

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones and Department of Education (PDE) Secretary Dr. Khalid Mumin joined students Thursday at Central Dauphin School

Lawmakers approved $100 million in funding Wednesday night.

A Mifflin County educator has been named Pennsylvania’s 2024 Teacher of the Year. As the state's "Teacher of the Year," Ashlie Crosson will travel across the state to meet other educators. She will also represent the state in next year’s National Teacher of the Year competition.

A Mifflin County educator has ben named Pennsylvania's 2024 Teacher of the Year.

Forest Hills High School teacher Aspen Mock said she was thrilled to sit on stage with the other Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year finalists on Monday to hear which of