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The Wolf Administration announced that President Pro Tempore of the Senate Jake Corman will temporarily assume the duties of acting lieutenant governor. 

President Pro Tempore of the Senate Jake Corman will temporarily assume the duties of acting lieutenant governor, the Wolf Administration announced Tuesday.

Conestoga Valley High School was the second runner up in the ninth annual Governor’s STEM Competition.

PHILADELPHIA – Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) Secretary Jennifer Berrier last week visited a Philadelphia child care center where early childhood education apprentices gain on-the-job experience through a program

Gov. Wolf joined U.S. Dept. of Commerce Under Secretary Jed Kolko to highlight the Biden Administration’s $45 billion Internet for All Initiative and Pennsylvania’s readiness to manage federal funds to deploy affordable, high-speed internet.

President Pro Tempore of the Senate Jake Corman will temporarily assume the duties of acting lieutenant governor, the Wolf Administration announced Tuesday.

Tipper workers in Pennsylvania will soon get more protections. The Wolf administration announced an update Wednesday to how restaurant servers and others who rely on tips are paid.

A national conservation organization is calling for regulatory authority of captive deer shooting facilities to be transferred from the state Department of Agriculture to the Pennsylvania Game Commission due to

Gov. Wolf announced announced Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program funding for Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs, a charitable foundation of the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association International.

Lawyers for School Board say petition to remove 7 of 9 school directors is "nothing more than political theater." Board wants petitioner to pay costs.