After a court defeat, Pennsylvania voting rights organizations are trying to convince a larger group of federal appellate judges that the state shouldn't be allowed to reject mail ballots that
Shapiro Administration Recognizes Recipients of 2024 Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence
HARRISBURG, Pa. – On behalf of Governor Josh Shapiro, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis and Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Rick Siger recognized Pennsylvania municipalities on Wednesday and
Clarion Softball Earns Split on Road at Mercyhurst
ERIE, Pa. — The Golden Eagle softball team rebounded from a three-game losing streak with a split on the road on Wednesday afternoon, taking one of two games from Mercyhurst.
Why Independents Can’t Vote in the 2024 Pa. Primary, and the Slow-Moving Push to Change That
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Millions of voters are expected to cast ballots during Pennsylvania’s April 23 primary, choosing candidates to represent the Democratic and Republican parties in November.
INTERACTIVE: See Which Pa. Attorney General Candidate is Right for You
Pennsylvania’s April 23 primary election is fast approaching, and Democrats and Republicans will soon have to decide which attorney general candidate they want to send to the general election.
Voters Reminded of Deadline to Apply for Mail Ballot for Upcoming Primary
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Registered Pennsylvania voters planning to vote by mail ballot in the April 23 primary election have one week left to apply for their ballot online or in
Opioid Settlement Cash a Boon to Pa. Prosecutors but Public Defenders Are Being Turned Away
As the opioid crisis raged across Pennsylvania, public defenders increasingly represented people whose charges stemmed from their addiction. In Elk County — a sparse mountainous region home to just over
Partisan Primaries Are Fueling Our Political Dysfunction but They Can Be Fixed, New Book Says
More than 1 million registered voters will be barred from participating in Pennsylvania’s primary this month. Such “closed primaries” and the partisan system for choosing candidates are amplifying the nation’s
AAA: Gas Prices Cast a Shadow in Pennsylvania
Gas prices are 10 cents higher in Western Pennsylvania this week at $3.839 per gallon, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report.
Clarion Wrestlers Honored by NWCA as Team Scholar All-America
MANHEIM, Pa. — The National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) announced the 2024 NCAA Division I Men’s Team Scholar All-America Top 30 rankings on Monday.
More Than 355 Vehicles to Be Available at April Commonwealth Vehicle Auction
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The Department of General Services’ Bureau of Vehicle Management (BVM) announced that more than 355 used vehicles will be up for public purchase at the April Commonwealth
Penn State Trustee Scolded for Making ‘Spectacle’ in Push to Name Football Field after Joe Paterno
STATE COLLEGE — Leaders of Penn State’s Board of Trustees recently admonished fellow Trustee Anthony Lubrano for creating a “public spectacle” and sharing “confidential information” related to his proposal to
Cook Forest Announces Upcoming Programming
COOKSBURG, Pa. (EYT) — Upcoming programming has been announced by the Friends of Cook Forest State Park.
Great Pa News Quiz: Eclipse Voters, ‘Trump Airport,’ and Third-Party Hurdles
In this week’s quiz: Eclipse impacts, ‘Trump International Airport,’ 2024 ballot access, and slow-moving social media crackdowns.
Some Pa. Municipalities Are Turning to Fees to Cover Rising Stormwater Costs, but Pushback and a Lawsuit Threaten That Revenue
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A small but growing subset of Pennsylvania municipalities are turning to stormwater fees as they face the burden of maintaining aging infrastructure that is being tested
