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Gov. Wolf announced another expansion of Acting Secretary of Health and Pennsylvania Physician General Dr. Denise Johnson's naloxone standing orders that allow residents to obtain naloxone products to help combat the rise of overdoses in Pennsylvania. 

York County schools are facing complicated debates over gender identity with little guidance from state officials.

Today, the Wolf Administration announced a large investment in the fight against hate crimes. According to the Pennsylvania State Police Uniform Crime Reporting System, there were 347 hate crimes in 2

York County schools are facing complicated debates over gender identity with little guidance from state officials.

The 107th Pennsylvania Farm Show will run from Saturday, January 7 through Saturday, January 14, 2023 and will be themed "Rooted in Progress."

Gov. Wolf is reminding Pennsylvanians of the upcoming open enrollment period offered through Pennie, the commonwealth’s online one-stop-shop connecting people with financial assistance.

On Friday, Pa. Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding visited Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market in York County to announce the theme for the 107th Pa. Farm Show.

The Governor’s Advisory Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs and the American Jewish Alliance launched the Pennsylvania Asian Pacific American Jewish Alliance at an event at the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History.

The former top environment official in the Wolf Administration is taking charge of a statewide environmental advocacy organization. StateImpact Pennsylvania’s Rachel McDevitt reports.

The state Department of Human Services last week announced a $25 million investment in the states new child care tax credit program, to ease the burden of child care costs