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AP The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted to terminate the commonwealth’s disaster declaration, part of an ongoing GOP effort to peel back pandemic measures put in place by Gov. Tom Wolf. The Wolf Administration has already lifted many of the limitations Republicans have railed against, for example business occupancy limitations which were lifted on Memorial Day. But the resolution would reinstate work search requirements for unemployment compensation recipients ahead of the Wolf adm...

​ Wolf Administration to Families: Kids are the Future of Pennsylvania Agriculture, Explore Hands-On Ag Opportunities this Summer 06/09/2021 Mechanicsburg, PA - With Pennsylvania’s agriculture industry providing $132.5 billion to Pennsylvania’s economy and the industry leading the nation for production in many sectors, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding and Acting Secretary of Education Noe Ortega today stressed the importance of cultivating the next generation of agriculturalists by o...

The Wolf Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that all businesses, events and venues can return to 100% capacity with the lifting of COVID-19 mitigation orders starting Monday, May 31 at 12:01 a.m.

Reflections on 40 years of HIV/AIDS from the Assistant Secretary for Health within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

BEDMINSTER — Raymond Slifer is one of only 161 students to earn the U.S. Presidential Scholar Award this year.

​ 06/02/2021 Harrisburg, PA - Today, Pennsylvania Department of Education Acting Secretary Noe Ortega joined Upper Bucks County Technical School (UBCTS) Executive Director Jeff Sweda, local superintendents, and State Representative Craig Staats for a school tour led by Raymond Slifer, Pennsylvania’s first-ever career and technical education (CTE) student to be awarded the U.S. Presidential Scholar Award. “I was delighted for the opportunity to tour the Upper Bucks County Technical School...

HARRISBURG — For the sixth consecutive week, Montgomery County and six neighboring counties in Southeast Pennsylvania recorded decreases in COVID-19 positivity rates, according to the latest week-to-week data compiled by

The current order requiring Pennsylvanians to wear masks will be lifted by June 28 or when 70% of Pennsylvanians age 18 and older are fully vaccinated against COVID.