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HARRISBURG — A prosecutor’s review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out last year found no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful efforts to prevent voting, according to a new report that blamed inexperienced supervisors. Luzerne District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce’s 24-page review said only

A prosecutor’s review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out in November says theres no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful efforts to prevent

A prosecutor’s review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out in November says theres no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful efforts to prevent

The review says only one Elections Bureau supervisor had more than a months experience when the November vote was held.

A prosecutor’s review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out in November says theres no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful efforts to prevent

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A prosecutors review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out last year found no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful

A prosecutor's review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out last year found no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful efforts to prevent voting, according to a new report that blamed inexperienced supervisors.

A new disease impacting beech trees has spread across the state, and foresters in the northeast believe it could be potentially devastating.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has provided updates on road work and construction projects this week:

The House passed the Save Our Gas Stoves Act.