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WHYY By Rachel McDevitt, StateImpact PennsylvaniaJuly 2, 2021 The Pinnacle Overlook offers views of the Susquehanna River's Lake Aldred in Susquehannock State Park, Lancaster County. (Marie Cusick / StateImpact Pennsylvania) This story originally appeared on StateImpact Pennsylvania. Environmental groups are pressuring a York County food processor to fix problems at its wastewater treatment plant. The Environmental Integrity Project and Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association filed a notice of intent to sue Hanover Foods Corporation Tuesday. They say the Hanover plant in Penn Township is ...

Orange County conservatives are returning to their grassroots under the banner of a group President Ronald Reagan often ...

Hearing that people were talking with a script and that script came from a lot of different people. >> i got that same impression. there was an integrity project in california that was working in concert with local republican officials, the local county republican committee, to send out information and talking points about what they think went wrong with the election without evidence, it needs to be stated. none of these concerns were raised during the canvas period in the days and weeks after the election. this all has been happening in recent weeks, and it does seem coordinated and it's very...

Michael Monks / The River City News The previous decade saw significant corruption cases and implementation of reform across Northern Kentucky. Former Kentucky Auditor Adam Edelen, who led that office from 2011 to 2015, became a regular presence in the region following embezzlement cases with Dayton, Ky., public schools and Covington City Hall. Edelen also led calls for reforms to the way the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is operated by the Kenton County Airport Board, reshaping the appointment process and being more inclusive to the broader region. As part of  Trus...

ALL COURTESY OF THE CANDIDATES On the ballot in this May's primary are six candidates vying to be Cincinnati's next mayor. The top two finishers on May 4 will face off in the November election for a four-year term as mayor. Wednesday on Cincinnati Edition we're joined by Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval; and Educator Herman Najoli. Plus, we bring you perspective from WVXU Senior Political Analyst Howard Wilkinson. It's all part of our continuing coverage "Trust in Local Government, WVXU's Public Integrity Project." Listen to Cincinnati Edition live at noon M-F. Audio for this...