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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.
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These 5 species could join Pennsylvania’s endangered/threatened lists
Five animals are being considered for the threatened and endangered species list in Pennsylvania, one fish is anticipated to be removed from the listings and there are new concerns about an invasive eel and mussel.
