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An expected vote by the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission to decide whether the Neshaminy School District can continue calling some of its sports teams 'The Redskins' has been delayed until November. (Eugene Sonn/WHYY, file)
Community

Pa. state commission postpones vote on controversial school mascot

The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission will decide whether the Neshaminy School District can continue calling some of its sports teams “The Redskins.”

6 years ago

Prison union leaders have long expressed concern about the commonwealth's rising parolee population and shrinking inmate one. (Gerald Herbert/AP Photo)
Politics & Policy
PA Post

Tension between Pa. DOC and prison staff union flares after hot mic comment

Union leaders interpreted Corrections Secretary John Wetzel’s quiet aside at a prison closure hearing as dismissive.

6 years ago

SEPTA Regional Rail (Nathaniel Hamilton for WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Community

16-year-old girl fatally hit by SEPTA train near Swarthmore Station

The teenager was pronounced dead at the scene south of Swarthmore Station on the Center City- bound side of the Media/Elwyn Line. SEPTA has ruled out foul play.

6 years ago

A mural of the Neshaminy High School mascot. (Eugene Sonn/WHYY)
Education

Pa. commission to rule on Neshaminy ‘Redskins’ team name

A ruling expected Monday by the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission could end a long-simmering local debate that’s made national headlines.

6 years ago

Campaign accounts must be used for “influencing the outcome of an election.” But what qualifies is largely open to interpretation. (LM Otero/AP Photo)
Politics & Policy

The 10 most extravagant or bizarre campaign expenses by Pa. state lawmakers

Campaign accounts must be used for “influencing the outcome of an election.” But what qualifies is largely open to interpretation.

6 years ago

Philadelphia-based attorney Theodore Schwartz, at left, talks at a rally for people with intellectual disabilities. At right is his son, Scott (Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health)
Courts & Law

People with intellectual disabilities, and their jobs, at center of lawsuit against Pennsylvania

At issue is whether the state should have reduced funds to employers who hire people with intellectual disabilities.

6 years ago

Supporters of House Bill 1900 wore gold shirts at a rally in the state Capitol Wed., Oct. 23, 2019. They want the state to license applied behavior analysis as a medical profession so that insurance will cover it. (Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health)
Health

Proposal with ‘broad support’ would require license for Pa. therapists who often help children with autism

Applied behavior analysts are licensed in 30 states. Pennsylvania isn't one of them.

6 years ago

(Katie Meyer/WITF)
Courts & Law

Is Marsy’s Law constitutional? A Pa. judge will make the first decision soon

Opponents of the victims’ rights amendment say it’s too broad and would cause “immediate and irreparable harm” to the accused. Marsy’s Law backers firmly disagree.

6 years ago

Six candidates for Delaware County Council debate at Maris Grove retirement community in Glen Mills which has more than 1,000 residents, nearly all of them registered to vote. The new candidates are running for three open seats on the council. (Emily Cohen for WHYY)
Politics & Policy

Candidates for Delco Council debate again, making their case to senior voters

In the second of three debates, Democratic and Republican candidates sparred in front of residents of Maris Grove, a retirement community.

6 years ago

The death chamber is separated by bars, foreground, from the witness viewing room at the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections in Huntsville, Texas, in this Jan. 25, 1995 file photo.  (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, file)
The Why
Courts & Law

Prosecutors want death for Tree of Life gunman. Why some survivors object

A year ago, a gunman killed 11 people at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Prosecutors are seeking a death sentence. Here's why some survivors object.

Air Date: October 24, 2019

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A look at the facility at Cairns Family Farm on Sept. 25, 2019, in Sadsbury Township, Pennsylvania. (Matt Smith for Keystone Crossroads)
Politics & Policy

Pennsylvania invests in crops for brewing and distilling

Pennsylvania is betting on booze to grow the economy. The Department of Agriculture plans to award $460,000 in grants, most of which can be used to make craft beverages.

6 years ago

A Mariner East pipeline valve site on the edge of the Andover development, Thornbury Township, Delaware County, illustrates the pipeline's path through densely-populated southeastern Pennsylvania. (Jon Hurdle/StateImpact Pennsylvania)
Courts & Law
StateImpact Pennsylvania

Several Chester, Delaware county residents urge judge to shut down Mariner East pipelines, citing fears of explosion

Industry advocate calls hearings a ‘last-ditch effort’ to stop legally permitted project.

6 years ago

Lawmakers and advocates gathered in the Capitol Tuesday to promote their effort to make free menstrual products publicly available. (Katie Meyer/WITF)
Health

Menstrual products should be free, Pa. lawmakers say

Calling the issue a matter of public health, the group is proposing four bills that would require public restrooms to provide free pads and tampons to anyone who needs them.

6 years ago

Stickers for voters
Politics & Policy
PA Post

Automatic straight-ticket voting divides Democrats in statehouse election reform talks

Legislation that would abolish straight-ticket voting was amended Tuesday to add reforms long sought by critics of Pennsylvania’s election laws.

6 years ago

Dante Guzman, left, 8, and Emre Tokuc, right, 8, work with a tornado simulation augmented reality program on a smartphone Sept. 26, 2019, at Whitfield Elementary School in Spring Township, Pennsylvania.  (Matt Smith for Keystone Crossroads)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

‘Silver tsunami’ of manufacturing retirements pushes Pa. to prioritize STEM education

The problem is especially dire in Berks County, where thousands of skilled manufacturing jobs need to be filled in coming years as baby boomers retire.

6 years ago

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