Keystone Crossroads Archive

Report says Pennsylvania State Police standards for internal investigations of trooper-involved shootings are inconsistent and cause public distrust.

Spurred by changes in the federal tax law, Pennsylvanians seem to have rushed to pay state income taxes early in hopes of taking advantage of uncapped deductions

Titusville’s story is echoed across many towns in Pennsylvania, where a solid middle-class workforce was once sustained by no more than a high school degree.

A new analysis found wealthy individuals and high-profit businesses in Pennsylvania and nine other states may make money when they donate to private school scholarships.

Commonwealth Court Judge Kevin Brobson issued a 130-page report Friday to the state Supreme Court.

Johnstown is not an outlier when it comes to these problems, though its situation may be more severe.

Citing case of Texas shooter who killed 26, Philly joins New York and San Francisco in suing U.S. Department of Defense to prevent violent criminals from getting firearms.

The state says conditions for mentally ill inmates are improving, but challenges remain.

Keystone Crossroads reporters Emily Previti and Lindsay Lazarski have been covering the re-districting cases at both the state and federal levels.

These new reports — heavy with charts and computations — will likely inform arguments made for and against property tax abolition.

Norris — which has housed generations of low-income Philadelphians —  is undergoing a redevelopment.

Many cities across Pennsylvania are struggling with outdated infrastructure, especially their water and s ...

Altogether, House Democrats have paid $600,000 in taxpayer money to settle complaints against four lawmakers over the last decade.

The state Senate Education Committee is making a mid-session personnel change — switching out one Republican senator for another.

State College has boomed in recent years due to the presence of Penn State's main campus. But what does that mean for low-income residents?