Pennsylvania

The settlement pertains to 10 coal-fired power plants around the state that have been operating on expired water pollution permits for years — in one case for 17 years.

More than 3.4 million Pennsylvanians are supplied by drinking water containing radium that exceeds a strict California standard, which advocates say should replace a looser fe

Pa.'s 20-year-old charter law has been criticized by every side of the political aisle. A new report from Public Citizens for Children and Youth offers ideas for change.

This year the task force is adding eight bills to its agenda.

He’s eyeing the western Pennsylvania seat that is being vacated by Republican Bill Shuster.

Stephen Lankenau, a professor of Community Health and Prevention at Drexel University, spoke with WHYY's Jennifer Lynn about Gov. Wolf's disaster emergency declaration for Pa.

A three-part series on Pa.'s Lakeside School and innovative approaches to trauma-informed education.

Next week, the state Supreme Court will hear a lawsuit claiming Pennsylvania’s congressional map is an ...

Attorneys for the plaintiffs say they plan to appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro is taking over the prosecution.

Keystone Crossroads’ Kevin McCorry travelled throughout rural Pa. to learn about the students, educators and families that struggle to provide a promising education.

There will be a command center at the state's emergency management headquarters in Harrisburg and provide wider access to the prescription drug monitoring program.

Eight percent of Pennsylvania doesn't have broadband access.

Pennsylvania has spent at least $1.5 million to settle sexual harassment cases over the last eight years.

Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Angela Couloumbis, who covers state government in Harrisburg, wrote a first-person account of how men behave around her in the Capitol.