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HARRISBURG — A bill making its way through the Pennsylvania legislature would cap the amount of money public school districts send to cyber charters and require these schools to be

HARRISBURG — A bill making its way through the Pennsylvania legislature would cap the amount of money public school districts send to cyber charters and require these schools to be

HARRISBURG — A bill making its way through the Pennsylvania legislature would cap the amount of money public school districts send to cyber charters and require these schools to be

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Democrats and Republicans agree that PA’s rules for cyber charter schools are outdated, but they differ on what changes to make.

Democrats and Republicans agree that PA’s rules for cyber charter schools are outdated, but they differ on what changes to make.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Pa.’s Latest Attempt to Regulate Cyber Charter Schools Would Lower Tuition Payments, Increase Transparency and more from the State College, PA region

As a bill to boost the minimum wage to $15 by 2026 advances to the Republican-controlled state Senate, those in support tout the benefits of retention and business competitiveness.

Hold on to your wallets. Higher energy bills are on the way if the Shapiro administration and Democrats in the General Assembly get their way.

Higher wages means employee loyalty and greater productivity. And that means a healthier economy, business owners told the Capital-Star.