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Gov. Wolf announced new funding for Brockway Area School District through Pennsylvania’s Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program to better prepare students for a career in machining or manufacturing after graduation.

Construction has started on the new Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh’s Frick Park. A former bridge at the site collapsed more than three months ago, sending a Port Authority bus and other vehicles into a ravine below and injuring 10 people. PennDOT spokesman Steve Cowan said drilling at the site

The battle over the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is now in the courts.

Governor Tom Wolf today praised President Joe Biden for his commitment to ensure affordable high-speed internet access for millions of Americans through the

Gov. Wolf announced Pennsylvania collected $6.5 billion in General Fund revenue in April, which was 38.7% over estimate, paving the way for investments that will lower costs for Pennsylvanians.

Gov. Tom Wolf was joined by Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Colonel Robert Evanchick last week to announce that Pennsylvania stands ready to implement ghost gun regulation at the state level. T...

Gov. Wolf joined Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Col. Robert Evanchick to announce that, following the Biden Administration’s new final rule on ghost guns, Pennsylvania stands ready to implement the same regulation at the state level.

Gov. Wolf encouraged Pennsylvanians to support small businesses as they’re critical to supporting the local workforce and economy.

HARRISBURG – The Wolf Administration earlier this week joined the nonprofit Voices Underground in announcing the seven recipients of the Journeying Toward Freedom grants through the Pennsylvania Tourism Office, which

Gov. Wolf joined the Pennsylvania Jewish Coalition and local leaders at the 38th Annual Civic Commemoration of the Holocaust in Harrisburg.