Pennsylvania

The face of refugees coming to the U.S. is changing. The places they're going is changing, too. Why is that happening and what does it look like in Pennsylvania?

The family says the Berks County-run facility is not equipped to care for a baby. Facilities are cold and normal caretaking items have been confiscated.

If the bills pass, it will be the first time the legislature has raised municipal salary caps since 1995.

The order covers 141 conventional wells and five shale gas wells in Allegheny, Washington, Greene and Westmoreland counties.

The USS Harrisburg will eventually be tasked with amphibious warfare and humanitarian relief missions.

Marsy’s Law would insert a bill of rights for crime victims in Pennsylvania’s constitution. The ACLU thinks it’s too sweeping and would need to be broken into parts.

A new report from the National Audubon Society says Pa.'s ruffed grouse and N.J.'s American goldfinch could disappear.

The change, which will involve new furniture and roomier cells, will test whether a less punitive prison environment will yield better-behaved inmates.

The measure has high-ranking co-sponsors from both parties, making it a rare healthcare bill that may not divide the chamber on party lines.

Redistricting reform is a top goal for many good government supporters in Pennsylvania.

Some victims have used the program to put their fight with the church behind them. Others scoffed at the pricetag put on their trauma.

Enrollment at Pennsylvania’s state universities once again took a downward tumble for the ninth consecutive year, dropping by 2.6% from last year.

The group’s Pennsylvania chapter is suing the county in hopes it will allow people on probation to use medical cannabis.

In the midst of the second harvest under the trade war, Pa. farmers discuss how the policy affects them and what it takes to survive in an unstable and uncertain market.

The inclusion of the so-called “maintenance of membership” clause in the former contracts is the subject of pending lawsuits.