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Gov. Wolf commended the Pennsylvania State Police and the Pennsylvania Capitol Police for their effort to donate used body armor to Ukraine.

Plans to toll nine bridges around the state including Interstate 80 over the Lehigh River took a step forward this month. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced a team of companies wh...

The Wolf Administration today joined Sen. Bob Casey and local officials to highlight the 32 projects that will be bid in 2022.

Harrisburg, PA – Tuesday was Equal Pay Day, a day which marks how far into the year women must work in order to be paid what men were paid in the previous calendar year. On average, women who work fulltime are paid just 83 cents […]

The Pennsylvania Commission for Women, the Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor & Industry, and other stakeholders highlighted the importance of Equal Pay Day and eliminating the gender wage gap.

Gov. Wolf today toured Philly Shipyard, Inc. and its Training Academy to highlight a $1.1 million ​state investment, awarded to the Delaware County Community College, to train 315 individuals through a free welding and shipbuilding training program.

About half of Pennsylvania voters surveyed said they support removing the state from the liquor business, according to a new Franklin & Marshall College poll. But the poll released on Thursday also found that if voters had the opportunity to decide on liquor privatization through a constitutional ballot referendum, they

An official with the Pa Department Of Education made a special appearance at a Blair County school district Today as part of Read Across America week. Altoona a

Governor Tom Wolf today blasted state Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, the Republican House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee chairman, ​and Republican members