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The state government is approaching a second week without full spending authority.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the commitments will be a bridge toward eventual NATO membership for his country.

The Black actors of ABC’s “Abbott Elementary” were again a high point for Emmy diversity, and for the otherwise largely absent broadcast networks.

Pennsylvania's probation system can trap people in yearslong cycles of monitoring and incarceration for noncriminal violations.

Looking to the future, many suggest the ruling could be a time for optimism where investing money and resources back into HBCUs takes precedence.

American-owned Milan is reportedly preparing to pay a transfer fee of $22 million for Pulisic.

“I threw way more pitches than I wanted to on an off day,” Kimbrel joked.

The state government approached two weeks without full spending authority on Tuesday. Funding for Penn State, the University of Pittsburgh and Temple is in limbo.

Ghost gun parts are untraceable and can be purchased without background checks. Experts say slowing the supply is key to violence prevention.

Officials with the borough of Conshohocken claim they were blindsided by the move and reject any alternatives proposed by SEPTA.

Prices remain high, but aren’t growing at the rate they were during the pandemic.

The Pa. Public Utility Commission is investigating what they call “an earth feature” along the Mariner East’s path in Chester County.

Under a Code Orange, air quality may be unhealthy for vulnerable groups such as children, people with asthma, people with heart or lung disease, and older adults.

Her release comes days after Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he would not fight a state appeals court ruling that Van Houten should be granted parole.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation worked alongside Pennsylvania American Water to fill the large sinkhole.