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The decision means Gershkovich, 31, will remain jailed at least until Nov. 30, unless his appeal is heard in the meantime and he is released — an unlikely outcome.

Twenty-three other states and Washington, D.C., already have varying models of what is called “automatic voter registration.”

A win for Connolly Autenreith would give the House back to Republicans, and the party would control both the House and the Senate.

Narcan is a well-known brand of naloxone, a medication that can reverse drug overdoses if someone has taken opioid pills, heroin, or fentanyl.

The change comes after Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has been unapologetically wearing shorts as he goes about his duties.

The former governors want to open Pennsylvania's closed primary system by allowing unaffiliated voters to pick partisan candidates.

Ben Rigden is only 8 years old, and is the founder and president of The Young Friends of the Burlington County Animal Shelter.

Oyeniyi writes poems about what it feels like to be young and Black in Philadelphia.

Dr. Clayton led Philly schools from 1982 until 1993. She was the city’s first Black superintendent and also the first woman in that role.

The Chester County Commissioners will hold the meetings to offer support, information on counseling, and more details on efforts to increase prison security.

Eagles players teamed up with local musicians to produce their second holiday album — featuring classic Christmas carols and an original track by center Jason Kelce.

Some of the escapees knocked on a random resident's door to surrender because they were cold, police say.

Formerly known as the Norris Square Community Alliance, the group will experiment with tools like guaranteed income to lift families out of poverty.

Unlike nearby jurisdictions, Delaware’s most rural and southernmost county has no requirement to preserve trees.