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Audit says shortcomings leave older Pennsylvanians vulnerable to abuse
Pennsylvania’s auditor general has released a scathing assessment of state officials who oversee elder abuse investigations.
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Pennsylvania senators took utility cash, then voted against lowering rates
Pennsylvania utility bills keep rising, but a new scorecard shows that most state senators voted against every bill intended to lower rates this session—while accepting campaign cash from the same utility companies they’re supposed to regulate.
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United Mine Workers of America backs Paige Cognetti for Congress
Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti has been endorsed by more than a dozen unions in her campaign against Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-Luzerne).
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Ryan Mackenzie backed data center tax breaks before campaigning against them
US Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh) is campaigning on holding data centers accountable after voting to give them tax breaks and carveouts.
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Your guide to leaf-peeping in Pennsylvania
When and where to see peak foliage across the state this fall.
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Fuel prices continue to rise in Pennsylvania
Diesel prices are climbing to record heights, which means more expensive transportation for a long list of everyday goods like groceries and clothing.
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Pennie rates to rise by double digits again in 2027
Premiums for Pennie customers will shoot up by about 16% on average in 2027, but it could have been worse, according to state regulators who say they denied $95 million in unjustified increases requested by insurance carriers.
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UPMC agrees to end gender-affirming care in settlement with Justice Department
The settlement resolves an investigation of potential violations of federal law, the DOJ said.
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Taste the traditions: Eastern Pa.’s top Hispanic eateries for authentic cuisine, groceries, and more
With a bulk of Pennsylvania’s Hispanic population residing in and around cities like Reading, Hazleton, and Allentown, it’s no wonder the eastern part of the commonwealth features so many great eateries known for dishes created and inspired by generations of immigrants and their families.
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City health officials warn of possible measles exposure in Philadelphia
The possible Philadelphia exposures come as Pennsylvania is experiencing the worst measles outbreak in the country.
