Pennsylvania

A measure that moved from committee would give the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs jurisdiction over the building and close it off to future lieutenant governors.

Two moderate Pa. Democrats who have been reluctant to support impeachment proceedings have taken firmer stances in recent days.

House Republicans are holding fast to one of their longtime, tougher-on-crime priorities.

If Cheyney loses its accreditation, it will not be allowed participate in federal aid programs, which means it will lose millions of dollars in federal funding.

A Neumann University student videographer was surprised during a live newscast with color-corrective glasses purchased by his classmates.

Those who support nuclear worry that without tax breaks, the plants will be shut out of a competitive energy market.

Officials in charge of the funding to reimburse counties for voting machine expenses say they have serious concerns about going through with the plan.

Act 39 of 2016 authorized the liquor control board to auction all expired or rescinded restaurant licenses since the year 2000.

For those who live nearby, the possibility of the plant’s closure loomed for years.

The caucus has released a final report about sexual misconduct allegations against Leach. It found “unprofessional” behavior, but no sexual harassment.

In a 3-2 vote, Pa.’s Public Utility Commission amended its policy statement to reduce the burden on low-income customers in assistance programs.

The shutdown of Three Mile Island, site of the United States' worst commercial nuclear power accident, is imminent.

The raft of proposals serves as a rejection of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s own energy plan.

The top Republican, arrested on child pornography charges, was heavily involved in efforts to overhaul redistricting and elections laws.

The "hero of Cologne" was denied the award nearly 75 years ago "over a stick of gum," according to author Adam Makos.