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As Pa. crime rates fall to record lows, law enforcement flags ongoing challenges
Homicides fell by 23% between 2023 and 2024, which is near historic lows.
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Data center developers want to build in three Pa. communities. Each has its own experience
In many communities where data centers are proposed, there has been strong public opposition.
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Doctors warn One Big Beautiful Bill healthcare changes are increasing pressure on Pa. hospitals
Pennsylvania doctors explain the strain on hospitals and emergency departments after the One Big Beautiful Bill created new Medicaid eligibility and cut ACA Marketplace coverage.
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Bob Harvie sues GOP PAC over Bucks County Congressional race claims sign
The Aug. 5 complaint filed in the U.S. District Court For Eastern Pennsylvania alleges Chris Pack and Defending America have “repeatedly and recklessly” published false and defamatory statements.
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Pa. state police are covering more municipalities than ever. Can recruitment and funding keep up?
Municipalities across Pennsylvania are shuttering their local police departments, requiring the state police to expand coverage.
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Pa. Attorney General Sunday urges Congress to preserve ban on hemp product
The availability of intoxicating hemp products, which are sold in gas stations and head shops across Pennsylvania and America, was the byproduct of the 2018 Farm Bill.
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Pa. Democrats’ voter registration turnaround follows years of GOP gains
Democrats have outgained Republicans in voter registration in 10 consecutive months, starting in October 2025.
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Erie native Kayla McBride shatters WNBA record for 3-pointers in game
McBride scored a career-high 43 points and shattered the WNBA record for 3-pointers in a game with 10.
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7 natural wonders in Pennsylvania you have to put on your bucket list
You don’t have to leave Pennsylvania to enjoy these breathtaking natural wonders.
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York lawmakers want to eliminate school property taxes. Will it work?
Legislators from York County are once again pushing a proposal to eliminate school property taxes by increasing sales and personal income taxes, reigniting a decades-old debate over how Pennsylvania should fund public education.
