Katie Meyer

UPDATE: Hours before the state Supreme Court-imposed deadli ...

Republican leaders in Pennsylvania’s House and Senate said Thursday evening it is impossible for them to pass a new congressional map before the state Supreme Court’s Friday.

Instead of the roughly $1.5 billion deficit they had to contend with in the last budget, they're on track for a small surplus.

Another call for severance tax on natural gas drilling expected as part of governor's fourth budget plan.

With so many state House and Senate Republicans likely leaving their seats this year, Pennsylvania's legislative races could present a big opportunity for Democrats.

Four Republicans are contending for the chance to unseat Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf in November.

The court says if lawmakers don’t redraw the maps and submit them to Gov. Tom Wolf, the justices will redraw them.

A week into the three-week period the state Supreme Court allotted lawmakers to redraw Pennsylvania's congressional maps, not much concrete progress has been made.

A statewide audit has found a number of school districts across Pennsylvania have employed bus drivers that should be banned, and still more that that aren't properly cleared.

After a year marked by lower-than expected income and intractable budget problems, Pennsylvania's finances appear to be on an upswing.

Almost three weeks into a statewide disaster declaration, a new Opioid Operations Command Center is up and running.

With eight bids to go, the state has already made $90 million of the $100 million dollars it earmarked in the state budget.