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Need to file Pennsylvania state tax returns? You can file for free
While you can file your federal income tax returns for free, Pennsylvanians can now just as easily file Pennsylvania state income tax returns for free as well.
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Here’s why Pine Creek Rail Trail is Pa.’s 2026 Trail of the Year
If you are looking for a new trail to explore this year, you may want to head to Lycoming and Tioga counties.
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Lancaster County officials stand by ICE despite petition to end 287(g) agreements
Republicans in Lancaster County will uphold their decision to partner with ICE despite growing nationwide and local pushback.
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Museum in Gettysburg makes best small town museum list for 3rd year
For its third year in a row, a Gettysburg museum was named by USA Today readers as one of the best small town museums across the United States.
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Cod Almighty. Iceland-to-Pgh. connection strong in fish fry season
From parish halls to fire departments, fish at the center of one of the region’s most beloved traditions during Lent is hauled from icy waters around Iceland and the Faroe Islands and shipped thousands of miles before landing on a Styrofoam plate in West View or Deutschtown.
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New ad calls out Bresnahan’s decision to sell Medicaid stocks before gutting the program
US Rep. Rob Bresnahan sold over $150,000 in Medicaid-related stocks before voting to cut the program by $1 trillion.
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Rev. Jesse Jackson’s inspiring impact remembered by Erie leaders
Erie faith leaders and community members reflect on Rev. Jesse Jackson’s legacy, from presidential campaigns to grassroots ministry that shaped generations.
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Anti-ICE town hall draws hundreds in Lancaster County
Residents living in the country’s “refugee capital” push back against Lancaster County’s 287(g) agreements with ICE.
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What to do if you were exposed to measles at the Philadelphia airport
If you traveled through Terminal E at Philadelphia International Airport on Feb. 12, officials are warning of potential measles exposure.
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Federal agency flags safety shortcomings that ‘exposed’ workers to explosion at US Steel plant
Federal investigators say incomplete and outdated safety procedures exposed workers to the deadly August explosion at US Steel.
