The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and its safety partners are urging motorists to avoid driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol through the Fourth of July holiday, and
State Parks to Host Sustainability Fairs
SIGEL, Pa. – Clear Creek and Parker Dam State Parks will once again be hosting Sustainability Fairs, showcasing local and statewide businesses, agencies, and organizations who promote sustainable technologies, practices
Wolf Continues Push For $2,000 Direct Payments To Pennsylvanians As Prices Soar
COATESVILLE, Pa. – Governor Tom Wolf’s cabinet member Department of Human Services Acting Secretary Meg Snead was joined by Representative Dan Williams at Coatesville City Hall on Thursday to call
Pennsylvania’s Unemployment Rate Down to 4.6 Percent on May
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) on Friday released its preliminary employment situation report for May 2022.
Pa. House Eyes Expanding Who Can Bring Sexual Misconduct Complaints Against Lawmakers
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania House leaders are quietly negotiating a deal to close a loophole in the chamber’s rules that protects lawmakers accused of sexual misconduct from facing institutional sanctions.
PennDOT Urges Caution in Work Zones
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is reminding motorists to drive safely in work zones after there have been several incidents of work zone intrusions resulting in
AAA: Children and Pets in Vehicles at Risk During Extreme Heat
As the current heatwave continues and temperatures near 100 degrees are predicted through the end of the week, AAA East Central is reminding motorists about the dangers of leaving children
The Bipartisan Push to Cut Corporate Taxes in Pennsylvania, Explained
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Amid budget negotiations, Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and legislative Republicans are weighing a major tax cut on Pennsylvania corporations.
DCNR Names New Park Manager for Sinnemahoning State Park
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn recently announced the appointment of Justin Waid to manage Sinnemahoning State Park in Cameron and Potter
PennDOT Invites Public Feedback on Components of Proposed State Plan for National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) on Wednesday launched a survey for the public to share feedback on the goals, infrastructure-prioritization, and program-administration components of the Draft
Senate Committee Advances Casey Legislation to Protect Infants from Formula Shortages, Expand Access to Retirement Plans for Part-Time Workers
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Tuesday, the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee voted out two of U.S. Senator Bob Casey’s (D-PA) key priorities to help working families.
AAA: Gasoline Average Tops $5 Nationally and in Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA (EYT) – Gas prices are 17 cents higher in Western Pennsylvania this week at $5.029 per gallon, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report.
Deputy Waterways Conservation Officers Graduate
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is pleased to announce that 12 Deputy Waterways Conservation Officers (DWCO) graduated on Sunday, June 12, during a ceremony held at
Legal But Unregulated Hemp Derivative Delta-8 Thrives In Pa.’s Thorny Marijuana Landscape
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania lawmakers and advocates for legal cannabis say uneven access to marijuana has pushed consumers toward a widely available — but unregulated — psychoactive product whose exact
A Fight Over Public Records Could Threaten Novel Approach To Broadband In Rural Pennsylvania
HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. — Board meetings of the Southern Alleghenies Planning & Development Commission tended to be straightforward. No one had spoken during the public comment period in years.
