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10/24/2022 ​Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful (KPB) today announced the slate of Young

This week, the Wolf Administration discussed access to harm reduction tools, like Naloxone, in combatting opioid overdoses. The opioid reversing medication is widely available and is easy for all Penn

Counselors report understaffing, overcrowding, and the state DHS said it cannot afford to take in more youth.

To help ease child care costs for working families, the Wolf Administration and General Assembly is investing $25 million in the new child care tax credit program. 

Another round of grants has been made available to boost sales, export or consumer awareness of hemp products made in Pennsylvania.

Late last evening, a lawsuit was filed in Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court that challenges the counting of undated mail ballots. The new lawsuit comes less than a week after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled a

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s top election official this week reminded the public that delayed results beyond election night are anticipated, a result of current election law and not an underhanded act

Gov. Wolf and Sen. Bob Casey visited the Port of Philadelphia to celebrate a $20.3 million federal grant to construct a new 100,000 square-foot warehouse at Tioga Marine Terminal.

Gov. Wolf announced that Pennsylvania is proposing to enter a new profit-sharing agreement with medical assistance managed care organizations.

Artificial turf fields used to be a luxury only colleges and pro teams could afford, but now they’re a common sight at high schools across the country. The fields do have a life span, however, and whe...