Pennsylvania

Lawmakers in both parties acknowledge the measure impedes government transparency and public safety, but powerful special interests stand in the way of any major changes.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate fell for a seventh straight month in November, dipping below the national rate.

Whether residents are having these feelings for the first time, or are well acquainted with depression and anxiety, there are free resources available to help.

While the trend is encouraging, officials fear holiday travel could lead to another coronavirus surge.

Researchers don't know what part of fracking could be causing the problem. A cardiologist said that's important to find out, given the role fracking plays in Pa.'s economy.

Historians, public health experts, and grassroots activists told us these 2020 themes were most significant and will most clearly shape what the road ahead holds for Pa.

President Trump’s campaign says it has filed a new petition with the Supreme Court as it continues its unprecedented efforts to overturn the results of the election.

Starting Jan. 15, the Delaware County site will host COVID-19 response efforts. Once the newly created health department is running, this will be its base.

Hanging on the wall behind the glass cases are 48 pieces of art by Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Edgar Degas, Salvador Dalí, and more.

In part, the state spent so much money on face shields because that’s what was available amid the national rush to find medical equipment, officials said.

Pa. tenants and homeowners missed out on roughly $108M of $175M in federal coronavirus relief because state programs distributing the funding made it too hard to access.

Officials in Bucks County say they’re struggling to enforce new state COVID-19 guidelines as some businesses continue to flout the new restrictions.

State corrections officials say they are following the law in protecting medical information, but family and advocates contend they could do more when prisoners get sick.

Those results were consistent across the state, in urban and rural areas alike. And they remained evident in the second half of kindergarten.

As the pandemic surges and the hyper-polarization of the election has yet to wane, preparing for the holidays this year is causing many families to navigate deep divides.