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This weekend in Pennsylvania: Bigfoot, beer, and blossoms
From the opening of Waldameer Park in Erie to a pickle fest in the Lehigh Valley, it’s shaping up to be a fun-filled weekend across the commonwealth.
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Pa. Democrats push bills to limit immigration enforcement at K-12 schools
The measures would ban school personnel from sharing students’ identifying information.
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House panel approves bills that would abolish Pennsylvania’s death penalty
Backers say they’re confident of bipartisan support if the proposals are put up for a House floor vote.
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Emails between ICE and western Pennsylvania police show cash incentives
Springdale Borough’s partnership with ICE has brought headaches, but records obtained from other area governments by Pittsburgh’s Public Source suggest that working with the federal agency can involve rewards, too.
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We asked, you answered: What is your family doing to save money right now?
With the cost of everything from clothing to energy rising, we asked Keystone newsletter readers what they’re doing to save money right now.
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Garrity refuses to fund Shapiro’s security upgrades despite pleas from former Pa. governors
Pennsylvania’s five living governors called on state leaders to take Gov. Josh Shapiro’s safety seriously after the recent assassination attempt on President Donald Trump.
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May Day rallies planned across Pennsylvania as Trump attacks immigrants, labor
Over 3,500 May Day actions are planned across the US this Friday as President Donald Trump’s attacks on labor and immigrants continue.
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11 animal sanctuaries in Pennsylvania (+ the critters you’ll meet at each one)
From farm animals to wolves, animal sanctuaries in Pennsylvania offer safe, permanent homes for rescued animals.
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Survey: Pennsylvanians’ dissatisfaction with healthcare in the commonwealth on the rise
Over one in four people surveyed said they or someone in their household struggled to access care in the last year due to cost.
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Pa. treasurer says state cannot legally pay for Shapiro home security
Requisitions for $1,072,795 in payments tied to the work “do not, in the opinion of the Treasurer, appear to be lawful and correct, and therefore warrants for payment will not be issued.”
