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Kennedy tells anti-vaccine activists they have a friend in Trump’s White House
Kennedy boasted about the administration’s moves to downsize the childhood vaccination schedule and reshape a key vaccine advisory board — steps that have since been halted by a judge.
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Allegheny County officials tell Pa. lawmakers that building alone won’t fix housing shortage
The e county lost more than 44,000 apartments between 2019 and 2024 where the monthly rent was less than $1,000.
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This western Pa. man is making free pizzas for those in need
On Tuesday nights, you’ll find Beaver County resident Jesse Wisinski in his garage, making pizzas not to sell, but “to bless people in our community.”
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Study warns of electricity shortages unless supply keeps pace with data center growth
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission engaged a national energy consulting firm for the report.
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Your 2026 guide to fall foliage in NEPA
From scenic drives to waterfall hikes, here’s what to know and where to go to catch the best leaf peeping in NEPA.
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Bresnahan owns millions in data center investments while campaigning to regulate them
According to Quiver Quantitative, Bresnahan has made 644 stock trades valued at $8.47 million since taking office last year.
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Right-wing operative brags that this Big Tech billionaire controls Pa. Republicans
A political operative funded by Jeffrey Yass bragged about the influence the Big Tech billionaire has over the Pa. Republican Party.
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8 fall day trips less than two hours from Philadelphia
Celebrate fall with these day trips from Philadelphia to check out changing leaves, seasonal produce, and picturesque small towns.
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Your guide to taking action in Pennsylvania against the War in Iran
A guide to celebrating International Day of Peace in Pennsylvania by protesting the Iran War.
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For Pennsylvania voters, abortion rights are personal and political
Abortion and reproductive rights remain important issues for Pennsylvania voters, with new polling showing broad support for protecting reproductive health care access. For some, the issue is also deeply personal.
