HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s 2022 primary is just one day away.
Unmarked Postcards Sent To Pennsylvanians Tell Them ‘Whether You Vote Is Public Record’
HARRISBURG, Pa. — A handwritten postcard with vague sender information reminding some Pennsylvania voters about the May 17 primary appears to comply with the law, but the language did cause
Pa. Primary 2022: Candidates for Governor Raised $12.8 Million in April Alone
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Hollywood personalities, sports magnates, deep-pocketed entrepreneurs, and other high-profile donors poured nearly $12.8 million just last month into propping up the crowded field of candidates vying to
Pa. Primary 2022: Mail Ballot Rules Could Slow Down Election Results — Again
The rush to count hundreds of thousands of mail ballots in Pennsylvania won’t kick off until 7 a.m. on Election Day — or, in some counties, even later.
Pennsylvania State Police Welcomes 103 New Troopers
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Colonel Robert Evanchick, commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police, announced that 103 cadets have graduated from the Pennsylvania State Police Academy.
Gov. Wolf Calls for $2,000 Payments, Wage Increase for Pennsylvanians
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Governor Tom Wolf was joined by Representative Patty Kim at Wesley Union A.M.E. Zion Church in Harrisburg to call on Pennsylvania’s General Assembly to pass legislation for
25 Indicted in Erie-Based Drug Trafficking Ring
ERIE, Pa. – Twenty-five people – twenty residents of Erie, Pennsylvania, a resident of Meadville, Pennsylvania, a resident of New Jersey, a resident of Orlando, Florida, and two residents of
Public Database Significantly Undercounts Former Drug Labs In Pa. Here’s Why Home Buyers, Renters Should Care.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The only online federal database that allows people to see whether their home or property was contaminated with toxic chemicals used to make drugs like methamphetamine significantly
Pa. Primary 2022: A Last-Minute Guide To Everything You Need To Know To Vote May 17
HARRISBURG — On May 17, Democrats and Republicans in Pennsylvania will vote for candidates running in local and statewide races. The victors will compete in general election races that will
PFBC Names Officer of the Year,” Announces Awards For Outstanding Staff Achievements
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) has announced several awards presented to staff members in recognition of outstanding achievements.
Why Pennsylvania’s Health Department Is Taking Spotlight PA to Court
HARRISBURG — A panel of Commonwealth Court judges is set to hear arguments this month over whether the Wolf administration must reveal details of how patients and physicians are using
Fraternal Order of Police Holds Memorial Service for Fallen Heroes
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Fraternal Order of Police on Monday held a service in memorial of Pennsylvania’s fallen heroes who have served and given the ultimate sacrifice.
Focused on Rehabilitation: Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Unveils ‘Little Scandinavia’ at SCI Chester
CHESTER, Pa. – Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC) Acting Secretary George Little was joined by partners from the Norwegian Correctional Service (Kriminalomsorgen), the Swedish Prison and Probation Service (Kriminalvården), Drexel
Filling Out Your Mail Ballot Properly Is Essential if You Want It to Be Counted.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Registered Democrats and Republicans in Pennsylvania will vote on May 17 in primary elections to pick their candidates for governor, U.S. senator, and other key positions.
Pennsylvania State Police Honors 102 Fallen Troopers On The Department’s 117th Anniversary
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) honored the department’s fallen troopers in conjunction with its 117th anniversary. PSP was established by Governor Samuel Pennypacker on May 2, 1905,
