Katie Meyer

Pennsylvania State Treasurer Joe Torsella has estimated that in the last 10 years, the state has wasted roughly $5.5 billion on payments to investment managers

Five states have similar laws in effect, and around thirty more are considering them.

In Pa., the ACLU will be pushing a measure aimed at repealing automatic driver's license suspensions for people with unrelated drug convictions.

The report's slated to be out as soon as August 8, and by August 14 at the latest.

One hundred and twenty five state roads are still flooded, and 2,900 people remain without power.

State Attorney General Josh Shapiro said if emissions standards are indeed rolled back, he plans to file suit against the federal government.

Simultaneously with handling and reviewing mini-casino proposals, the state's collecting applications for internet gaming licenses.

A conservative group is calling out lawmakers who they say tucked about $35 million in spending for specific local projects and causes into the state budget's fiscal code.

U.S. Senator Bob Casey brought his quest for a third term to Harrisburg on Monday.

The Department of Labor and Industry’s newly released June numbers mark the second month in a row the commonwealth has set a new post-recession jobs record.

The program in question is FCC's Lifeline. It has about 12.5 million subscribers around the country and more than half a million in Pennsylvania.

Since 2016, Pennsylvania lawmakers have been trying to move $200 million from a medical malpractice insurer into the general fund.