Katie Meyer

CHIP insures more than 180,000 kids across Pennsylvania, and it costs nearly a half-billion dollars to run. Federal money pays for almost 90 percent of that.

The Bucks County Republican says he's stepping down from the legislature to become executive director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

Altogether, House Democrats have paid $600,000 in taxpayer money to settle complaints against four lawmakers over the last decade.

A federal judge in Pennsylvania has issued a temporary injunction that bars the Trump administration from letting healthcare providers deny women coverage for contraceptives.

The proposals would largely come into play during impasses, like the ones the state has faced repeatedly in recent years.

The state Senate Education Committee is making a mid-session personnel change — switching out one Republican senator for another.

Supporters of a natural gas severance tax attempted to circumvent state House Republican leaders late Tuesday night to push the issue back onto the floor.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has decided not to release the findings of an investigation into his lieutenant governor, fellow Democrat Mike Stack.

This is the last scheduled session week for state lawmakers this year, and they’re working long days to try and push through several bills.

Senate Bill 2 would create education savings accounts — a similar concept to private school vouchers.

Current law mandates a pension be forfeited if a Pennsylvania state employee commits one of a list of specific crimes related to his or her job.

Fitch Ratings has taken the commonwealth off its rating watch negative list, but it still has a negative outlook.