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Former Hazleton mayor and ex-congressman Lou Barletta widened his lead over potential Republican candidates in the race for Pennsylvania governor, according to a poll conducted by Susquehanna Polling & Research.

The Central York and Spring Grove Area School Districts have filed an amicus brief to share thoughts on the current statewide mask mandate.

Pennsylvania has nearly 42,000 bus drivers, the lowest number in 5 years and 4% lower compared to 2017.

Gov. Wolf reiterated Pennsylvania’s intention to support refugees and the federal government’s mission in any way possible.

Pennsylvania's governor is asking state lawmakers to pass legislation that would require masks in schools and child care facilities.

The administration of Gov. Tom Wolf today announced two initiatives - school vaccination clinics and free COVID-19 testing in schools - aimed at keeping students in the classroom and participating

The state's Department of Education and administrators from the Harrisburg School District met Monday to discuss the importance of vaccinations for children.

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department issued the following news on Aug. 11, 2021:. The Wolf Administration today commemorated the two-year anniversary of Pennie, Pennsylvania's state-based health exchange. Pennie was signed into law by Governor Tom Wolf on July 2, 2019 after passing unanimously through both chambers of the General Assembly.

Pennsylvania Youth Helping to Sustain and Improve State Parks Thursday, August 5, 2021 Now the Wolf Administration is doubling down on its efforts to sustain them for the future. And the states youth is helping them do that. Shovel by shovel, these young men are working to improve our 121 state parks. "Its amazing to be able to get out and give back to the public," said Marco Dougherty, leader of the PA Outdoor Corps youth crew. Theyre members of one of 17 PA Outdoor Corps youth c...

Bucks County Courier Times The Pennsylvania Department of Health has no immediate plan to reinstate face mask mandates or other restrictions despite new updated federal health guidelines and rising COVID-19 infections in the state. Amid slowed vaccination rates, public health and medical communities continue to push vaccines as the most effective way to prevent the spread of COVID among people who are under or unvaccinated, who account for the vast majority of new infection cases. Pennsylvania...