Katie Meyer

The commonwealth's Board of Pardons has voted unanimously to get rid of all application fees, starting March 18.

The ACLU says the York County Prison’s plan for keeping out drugs is a “cheap copy” of a maneuver for which the state prison system was already sued.

First responders in Pennsylvania have been reporting a recurring problem when reviving overdose victims. Often, they're helping the same people, over and over.

Support for career and technical education happens to be one of the only work-related areas where Pennsylvania Republicans and Democrats agree.

In order to change the size of the House or Senate, the chambers would have to sign off on a constitutional amendment.

The arrests follow tightened security to prevent smuggling — much of which officials have blamed on inmates and outside friends and family.

In a recent health committee hearing, the Republican U.S. Senator said vaccines shouldn’t be mandatory, and suggested they give people a false sense of security.

Gene DiGirolamo is running for Bucks County Commissioner this year. If he wins, he'll join a lengthening list of southeastern GOP-ers heading out of Harrisburg.

Hemp was a common Pennsylvania crop before its designation as a Schedule 1 drug alongside marijuana more than 70 years ago.

The state legislature's last serious bid to break up state control of the liquor industry came in 2017.

A top Senate Democrat is launching two bills he hopes will prompt his fellow lawmakers to think more carefully about poverty.

Pa. lawmakers remain skeptical about a provision in Governor Tom Wolf's budget plan to transfer money out of special environmental funds to fill financial gaps.