Katie Meyer

As budget negotiations heat up, Pennsylvania lawmakers are looking to change the state's fiscal process in years to come.

Lawmakers and the state Lottery are trying to crack down on so-called "games of skill" — a category of gambling that is largely considered illegal but has some gray areas.

Budget negotiations are getting started at the Capitol, and some Philadelphia Democrats are making it clear that they want the state's rare surplus to go toward education.

Pa.’s unemployment rate has been on the decline over the last year but the picture is different when looking at individual areas across the state.

After months of Governor Tom Wolf promoting a sweeping infrastructure plan funded by a tax on natural gas drillers, some Senate Republicans have come up with an alternative.

A bill to extend the commonwealth's civil rights protections to LGBTQ people has repeatedly stalled in the Pennsylvania Legislature.

The predatory falcons, once completely wiped out in Pennsylvania, have settled on the 15th floor ledge of a building that’s home to the Department of Environmental Protection.

Anglers without a license are going to get a chance to fish for free on Sunday.

If you’re not thinking about your employees, you’re not taking them into account, and that’s a shame.”

Bill sponsor Jordan Harris, a Democratic representative from Philadelphia, said in addition, the bill would stop licensers from trying to evaluate based on morality.

Ahead of next month’s state budget negotiations, Pennsylvania’s Independent Fiscal Office has released a report reassuring lawmakers that revenues are stable.

A group tasked with getting Pennsylvanians counted in the 2020 census is asking for state funds to make it happen.