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The new redistricting maps proposed by Republican leaders in the state Legislature are based on the old maps approved in 2011. And while it may have been obscured by the partisan bickering that greeted the proposal, an important question emerges: Can the map that helped Republicans cement their majorities for the past decade be reused for the next 10 years?

The legislation seeks to promote sexual consent and reduce harassment and abuse, the lawmakers said.

The legislation seeks to promote sexual consent and reduce harassment and abuse, the lawmakers said.

The new redistricting maps proposed by Republican leaders in the state Legislature are based on the old maps approved in 2011. And while it may have been obscured by the partisan bickering that greeted the proposal, an important question emerges: Can the map that helped Republicans cement their majorities for the past decade be reused for the next 10 years?

The legislation seeks to promote sexual consent and reduce harassment and abuse, the lawmakers said.

A statewide program to limit carbon emissions from Pennsylvania power plant operators is set to become law — but slower than environmental advocates would like....

Pennsylvania Republicans are denouncing the state Environmental Quality Board’s effort to join a Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative without a full review by the General Assembly, a move they say will cause drastic energy price increases and job losses.

Voces de la Frontera lauds Mayor Tom Barrett's veto of Common Council redistricting maps, calling for greater input from the Latino community.

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