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What to know about Pennsylvania’s new law regulating vapes, e-cigs
Act 57, a bipartisan state law signed in 2025, prohibits sales in Pennsylvania of electronic nicotine devices that are not on the state’s ENDS directory.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers ask court to delay skill games ban
With a week to go before more than 70,000 skill games become illegal, legislators have asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for a four-month extension to determine how to regulate the machines.
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4 takeaways from the Shapiro-Garrity governor debate
Pennsylvania’s only gubernatorial debate between Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Republican state Treasurer Stacy Garrity stayed civil and mostly cordial for the hour it lasted Oct. 7.
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Who are the latest named to Pittsburgh Walk of Fame?
Ten more important western Pennsylvania figures will be inducted in the group and bronze stars plaques unveiled at a ceremony outside the Strip District Terminal.
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Central PA toymakers make ‘Shark Tank’ deal with YouTube king MrBeast
Chambersburg native Andrew Brown is one of the inventors of a toy called Ball 2, which the company’s marketing describes as a “sensor-packed smart ball that teaches physics and creativity through play.”
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House bill gives 1.2 million independent Pa. voters new hope
Pennsylvania’s fastest-growing voting group is one step closer to being able to cast ballots in the two major political parties’ nominating contests.
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How the gubernatorial candidates plan to address Pa.’s housing crisis
It is challenging to find a home in Pennsylvania and, for many, difficult to afford one. Here’s how incumbent Gov. Josh Shapiro, and challenger Stacy Garrity plan to address Pennsylvania’s housing crisis.
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What NOAA predicts for PA snow in winter 2026-2027, forecast released
The latest outlook from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center favors a milder-than-normal winter across much of Pennsylvania and the Northeast.
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Yardley golf course defaced with hate swastikas, racial slurs
Portions of the golf course greens were intentionally damaged with racial slurs and swastika symbols carved into the turf.
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Pennsylvania accuses Idaho company of spotted lanternfly permit scam
An Idaho company is accused of using Pennsylvania’s spotted lantern fly invasion as an opportunity to make money off fake services.
