Videos
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Josh Shapiro supports statewide ban on Flock cameras
Gov. Josh Shapiro told reporters that he supports a statewide ban on Flock cameras because they are not the correct tools to keep Pennsylvania communities safe.
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Stacy Garrity hasn’t heard about Flock cameras
Listen to Republican State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity admit that she doesn’t know what Flock cameras are while appearing on a conservative talk radio show.
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Here’s what Pa. Democrats plan to do if they win a trifecta
Address education, raise the minimum wage, codify women’s rights, and more if Democrats flip the state Senate, keep the governor’s mansion, and expand their House majority.
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Ryan Mackenzie attacks Bob Brooks for being a union leader
Listen to Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh) attack Democratic nominee Bob Brooks for being a union leader and for his connections to the labor movement in audio obtained by The Keystone.
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Shapiro blasts RFK Jr. for spreading vaccine misinformation during measles outbreak
Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) turned down help to handle the ongoing measles outbreak from President Donald Trump’s administration and blasted US Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. for spreading vaccine misinformation during a press conference on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
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This state House candidate wants to flip an Allegheny seat blue
Hadley Haas, an Allegheny County mother and gun safety advocate, is looking to flip a seat in the Pittsburgh suburbs this November. Haas, a leader with Moms Demand Action, is running against State Rep. Valerie Gaydos (R-Allegheny) and supports raising the minimum wage, making housing more affordable, and expanding affordable childcare.
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Paige Cognetti calls for term limiting Supreme Court justices
If elected to Congress, Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti (D) would seek to place term limits on Supreme Court justices in order to reform and restore trust in the court.
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This tight House race in PA is a fight between pro-union and anti-union candidates
Voters in Carbon, Lehigh, Northampton, and parts of Monroe Counties will decide between a working-class union leader and a politician who’s spent his career opposing organized labor when they cast their ballots in one of America’s tightest US House races this fall.
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Pennsylvania’s most prolific congressional stock trader is up for reelection
Voters in northeastern Pennsylvania will decide between a congressional stock trader and a mayor who wants to ban corruption in a tight US House race on Nov. 3.
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NY-to-Penn State cocaine ring allegedly used frat pledges to package drugs
The cocaine that was mainly distributed at Penn State University had ties to Philadelphia and New York.
