Pennsylvania

The governor wants to require that time-and-a-half be paid to anyone who makes $45,000 or less and works more than 40 hours in a week.

In the first edition of our series, Battleground 2020, we take a look back at the last presidential election and the factors that led to Trump's victory in the commonwealth.

What better way to represent the beloved mascot than 400 lbs. of grease?

An $18M grant for Circuit Trails project will help connect cyclists in Montco to the Morris Arboretum.

About 585,000 Pennsylvanians work in agriculture, but only half those jobs are directly tied to the farm.

There are also two lawsuits pending over one machine picked by three jurisdictions that are home to about 17% of Pennsylvania's voters.

After spending nearly two years in the Berks Family Residential Center, Maria Martinez Nolasco was released. Then she was killed.

Lawyers for the suspect in the synagogue shooting that killed 11 people in Pittsburgh have challenged the potential death sentence as unconstitutional.

Pick an issue, any issue. Environmental health? Fiscal conservatism? Probation reform?

Insurance companies pay in lump sums instead of per patient, so rural hospitals can afford to keep patients from getting sick in the first place.

Seven of the state’s eight dioceses launched victim compensation funds in the wake of a landmark grand jury report on sexual abuse by Catholic clergy.

The state says the regulations will cut down on health-care costs, but many physicians are concerned they could harm patient care.

Thousands came out Wednesday to an annual reenactment of George Washington’s surprise Christmas Day crossing of Delaware River.

Under the Safe Schools Act, the state’s Department of Education relies on the local school district to report infractions to the state.

For the first time in its 193-year history, Glen Mills Schools has an African-American executive director.