Pennsylvania

Montgomery County will collect community feedback before recovery act plans are finalized by County commissioners in August.

Three Pa. counties still haven’t certified their May primary balloting, and a cascade of lawsuits create uncertainty over how 2022 votes will be counted.

Making sure educators are paid well, come from diverse backgrounds, and feel supported on the job are among its goals.

A lack of transparency baked into state law makes it impossible to determine whether the program is actually improving outcomes for students who receive tuition assistance.

A fight between the U.S. Department of Justice and leaders of Pennsylvania’s court system is playing out in federal court.

It’s still legal in the commonwealth, but a lot depends on the November election.

The Pennsylvania General Assembly passed House Bill 2125 last week and Governor Tom Wolf signed it into law on Monday. Upper Darby played a huge role in making this happen.

Starting Saturday, dialing 988 will connect callers experiencing distress across the country to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

The bill would have prevented local towns from banning natural gas, something climate activists say will be key to addressing global warming.

Built on the superpredator myth popular in the 1980s, the "statutory exclusion" statute sends kids to adult prisons, where they often end up in solitary confinement.

The workshops are being offered to first responders across Pennsylvania.

People who care for two or more dependents will be able to claim up to $6,000 in child care expenses starting next year.

All students must now compete according to their sex assigned at birth, according to the updated policy.

Every school district will receive $100,000 as a base grant and charter school entities will receive $70,000.

Pennsylvania is in its best fiscal position in years. Still, Wolf made some concessions. Here are some key takeaways.