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Doctors discussed loan forgiveness, community health workers and innovative approaches during a meeting of the Pennsylvania House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee on May 18 in Pittsburgh.

Several factors can help grow the rural workforce economy, but they will not happen overnight. During a state Senate hearing at the Pennsylvania College of Te

An invasive mosquito known as an aggressive biter and the carrier of a number of potentially serious diseases continues to spread across Northeast Pennsylvania, with new populations discovered in two

The House voted to approve a "red flag" gun bill and another to close the so-called gun show loophole. A third bill failed, highlighting the limitations of Democrats' fragile one-seat majority.

Having just earned her law license, Mary Walsh Dempsey walked into a conference room of a Lackawanna County attorney’s office in 1992, prepared to take a deposition in a civil

All the latest happenings in your town.

A 266% funding increase for the Municipal Assistance Program could help local governments spend tax dollars more efficiently while providing public services collectively.

The Bureau of the Census this week reported that most cities, boroughs and townships in Pennsylvania suffered modest population losses from 2020 through 2022.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to invest

A 266% funding increase for Pennsylvania’s Municipal Assistance Program could help local governments spend tax dollars more efficiently while providing public services collectively.