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Pa. opioid deaths are falling. Why are hospitalizations rising?
Pennsylvania’s opioid deaths have dropped in recent years, and rates of overdose-related emergency room visits have receded from their pre-pandemic heights, state health records show.
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Pennsylvania unveils plan to save parks, forests from climate change
With 125 state parks and about 2.5 million acres of forests under its care, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has new goals to protect the environment from climate change.
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‘We showed up, now we expect you to show up for us:’ Pa. voters call for action after election
Voters, union members, and community advocates rallied across Pennsylvania to celebrate midterm election results and remind newly elected officials that the work is just beginning. Their message: deliver on promises to lower costs, strengthen healthcare, protect workers, and support families.
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Pennie’s open enrollment period is underway. What you need to know
Pennsylvanians need to select a new Pennie plan by Dec. 15 if they want the health insurance to kick in on Jan. 1, 2027.
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7 best spots for fall hiking in Pennsylvania
Enjoy the crisp air and beautiful views that define fall hiking in Pennsylvania.
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2026 Veterans Day deals and freebies
This Veterans Day, discounted and free items are available at numerous restaurants and convenience stores across the country. Here’s what you need to know.
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After the midterms, the future of school vouchers in Pennsylvania and 3 other states
Gov. Josh Shapiro has until Jan. 1 to decide. What his choice and a new Democratic legislature could mean for school vouchers in the state.
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How Pennsylvania voters feel about the 2026 election results
With Republicans losing control of Congress in Washington, and Pennsylvania Democrats achieving a trifecta in Harrisburg for the first time since 1993, we asked Keystone newsletter readers how they feel about the midterm election results.
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Walmart agrees to pay $7.8M for alleged Pa. child labor violations
Regulators with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry said their investigation into Walmart’s practices is the biggest child labor enforcement action in the commonwealth’s history and among the largest in the nation.
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New law allows Pennsylvania probation officers to wear body cameras
County probation officers are now permitted to wear body cameras on the job, which they were previously unable to do under Pennsylvania’s Wiretap Act.
