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“Getting the vouchers has suddenly become a little difficult,” says David DeCosmo.The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, in conjunction with the Departmen

HARRISBURG — Affirmative yet divided votes cast in the Pennsylvania Senate on Monday advanced a pair of bills intended to address the staffing crisis facing the long-term care industry.

The Luzerne County Historical Society's Museum is now back open after some renovations.

On Thursday, NEPA Gives kicks off its 24-hour online giving campaign.

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after a fake $50 bill was discovered at Mohegan Pennsylvania.According to troopers, on May 25, a woman was attemptin

HARRISBURG — Affirmative yet divided votes cast in the Pennsylvania Senate on Monday advanced a pair of bills intended to address the staffing crisis facing the long-term care industry.

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is changing the way businesses operate, and its use is expected to only become more prevalent in the future.

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections wants more than $300 million in next year’s budget despite a declining population of incarcerated people and the recent closure of two facilities,

Aqua Pennsylvania is seeking a rate increase for water and wastewater customers that may go into effect in February.

Here’s some good news about crime: There’s less of it.