News
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Pennsylvania gas prices are rising again. Here’s why.
Gas prices jumped to $4.22 a gallon in Pennsylvania on Wednesday, up from $3.99 a week ago.
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We asked, you answered: How confident are you that Pa.’s election process is fair and secure?
With the midterms approaching and the president again trying to cast doubt on the integrity of elections, we asked Keystone newsletter readers if they believe Pennsylvania’s elections are fair and secure.
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Freedom Fuel gas prices approach $4 per gallon after boasting steep discounts
Freedom Fuel has opened 25 gas stations and plan on opening more despite rising gas prices.
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Food banks in Pa. struggling to keep up as SNAP cuts leave kids, families hungry
Research shows the changes to SNAP eligibility and funding could follow kids into the classroom this fall.
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What kept PA so hot this July? Blame the heat dome
A persistent heat dome parked over the eastern US turned July into a suffocating stretch in PA, exposing how climate change and stalled weather patterns can turn summer into a public-health emergency.
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How do you feel about AI becoming more integrated into everyday life?
With the prevalence of artificial intelligence in so many aspects of our life, we asked Keystone newsletter readers how they feel about it.
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Shapiro blasts Trump’s election speech as ‘unhinged’, vows to defend voting rights
Gov. Josh Shapiro reminded supporters that President Donald Trump lost 43 court challenges to try and overturn Pennsylvania’s 2020 election results.
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Pa. included in Taylor Farms lettuce recall: What you need to know
Approximately 30 cases of the diarrhea-causing parasitic infection linked to Taylor Farms lettuce have been reported in Pennsylvania since May 1.
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‘You don’t have space for joy:’ How Pennsylvania’s affordability crisis is hurting mental health
From juggling multiple jobs to worrying about losing health coverage, Pennsylvanians say financial stress is fueling anxiety, burnout, and depression—and mental health professionals are seeing the impact firsthand.
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Pennsylvania poised to strike down its last law criminalizing HIV
Advocates said the change would encourage more people to get testing or treatment and reduce the negative public perception.
