Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is working to roll out a law aimed at protecting sexually exploited children. It uses fines paid by those convicted under the law to help the exploited.

Four Philadelphia-area members of Congress say they should share the pain of federal workers.

Should schools be rated and reviewed like restaurants, movies, and Uber rides? Or are the stakes higher? Why Pennsylvania is trying a new tool.

The Pa. Human Relations Commission is weighing whether to force Neshaminy School District to drop the Redskins mascot.

The rate for parking at newly metered spaces on Widener University campus will be $2 an hour.

The rally was organized by Justin Dillon of Erie, Pa., in response to efforts by Pittsburgh City Council to enact gun control legislation.

A public hearing this week will evaluate whether Native American-themed mascot creates “hostile educational environment.”

Tom Hogan says the investigation will proceed even if there are talks with Sunoco.

As one of its first actions of a new legislative session, the Pa. House of Representatives has passed some updated rules governing internal procedures.

Despite lawsuits from parents and teachers, the Tamaqua Area School District is doubling down on a policy that will allow school staff to carry guns.

Natural gas companies must pay millions of dollars in outstanding impact fees to the state, following a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling.

At a scripted community meeting, Swarthmore-Wallingford officials addressed a threatening note sent to four families. But they didn't reveal much about the investigation.

Jose "Ivan" Noe Nuñez Martinez and his husband have been savoring what can feel like borrowed time, after he was arrested in Philadelphia last year.

The latest report shows flu taking the steep climb that often follows holiday gatherings and the beginning of the new year.

The state's dairy industry hopes you find power in the more than 1,000-pound butter sculpture at this year's Pennsylvania Farm Show.