Keystone Crossroads Archive

The budget’s completion still could hinge on whether the state House and Senate can agree on a gambling expansion.

The Pa. State Police must serve municipalities that don't have full-time local services. And as more localities have opted out, state taxpayers have been footing the bill.

House lawmakers narrowly passed part of a proposal Tuesday night to finish Pennsylvania's overdue state budget.

Some Pennsylvania lawmakers are trying to get restitution for what they see as bad U.S. Federal Reserve policies during the recovery of the housing market.

In 2016, African-Americans were eight times more likely to be arrested for possessing marijuana than their white counterparts, despite using the drug at similar rates.

Marino is withdrawing from consideration following reports he played a key role in weakening the federal government's authority to stop companies from distributing opioids.

It's about one month until Election Day, and voter registration is down by about 2.5 percent in Pennsylvania compared with 2016.

Technology alone won’t prepare people to build careers or pursue education in a rapidly changing economy. That was the message from Google executives.

The city of Reading is calling on the state legislature to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana. But Mayor Wally Scott is at odds with council members on the

Amazon benefited from more than $2.4 billion in incentives across the country, according to research published Wednesday by American City Business Journals.

The Alpha Fire Company in State College is proposing a huge increase in its annual stipend for volunteer firefighters. The proposal underlines the difficulty in recruiting vol

Bump stocks are currently legal — even though automatic weapons are only legal with a special license.

Governor Tom Wolf announced that the Treasury is loaning money to cover short-term expenses — including upcoming payments to public schools. That was news to the Treasurer.

A woman who lost her daughter in the Connecticut elementary school massacre still steels herself to tell the story. She does so to help others prepare for the next tragedy.

Days after negotiations to balance Pennsylvania's late budget collapsed completely, lawmakers, the governor, and their staffers are still trading barbs.