The abundance of hometown pride is evident in the different New Year’s Eve celebrations across the state, and Pennsylvanians definitely drop some weird things in their towns.
State lawmakers proposed dozens of bills throughout the 2021-22 legislative session aimed at changing the way Pennsylvanians vote, from voter ID requirements to measures focused on bolstering turnout.
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Every region has its own dialect, but in Western Pennsylvania, the language is a little more distinct. Let's see if you've got the knowledge to navigate Pittsburgh without looking like a tourist.
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The winter cold of the holiday season has brought about an expected surge in COVID cases, but it has also resulted in a number of other illnesses that were not expected, or not expected to hit as hard as they have.
From Philly to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanians will have opportunities to gather and say goodbye to 2022 and hello to 2023.
With a growing number of teachers and support staff falling ill, the Bucks County district has developed a “yellow alert” virtual learning plan for days when schools aren't sufficiently staffed.
Peter Ambler—who experienced the devastating impact of gun violence while he was working for Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords when she was shot in 2011—believes there’s reason to be optimistic.
While an Ethics Committee referral doesn't carry the potential consequences of the criminal referrals the Jan. 6 committee made against Donald Trump and several members of his inner circle, the ethics complaint against Perry will bring greater scrutiny to his efforts to help the former president overturn the 2020 election.
