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What would you ask Pa.’s governor candidates?
With less than one month until Election Day, we asked Keystone newsletter readers what they’d ask Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and his challenger, Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity.
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‘You can’t fool us in the last inning’: Pennsylvania GOP brings Mike Johnson to rally support
With control of the US House possibly hinging on Pennsylvania congressional races, House Speaker Mike Johnson makes campaign stops stumping for Republican candidates Rob Bresnahan, Scott Perry, and Ryan Mackenzie. Is it enough for voters frustrated with rising costs?
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Eagles All-Pro offensive lineman Lane Johnson retires after 14 seasons
“I have given it my all for 14 years,” Johnson said Tuesday in a statement, “season after season pushing my body to the max and tirelessly working my craft to not only live up to the legacy of the guys that came before me, but to set a new standard of success for the best…
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Bill to regulate kratom sales and ban synthetic compounds passes Pa. House
Members of the Pennsylvania state House voted unanimously Monday to pass a bill that would regulate natural leaf kratom products and ban the sale of synthetic compounds derived from the substance.
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Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak worsens with more than 1,000 confirmed cases
As Pennsylvania’s worst-in-the-nation measles outbreak continues to grow, a new report from the Philadelphia Inquirer contradicts claims from the Lancaster County coroner that the state health department never attempted to consult him regarding two measles-related deaths in August.
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Bob Brooks wants to end the Iran war and Trump’s tariffs to drive down costs
Bob Brooks wants to bring an end to President Donald Trump’s tariffs and Iran war to bring down costs for residents living in the Lehigh Valley.
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Pa.’s Environmental Rights Amendment is the focus of a Lycoming County data center fight
Muncy Township officials, residents claim the ERA trumps provisions of state land use law.
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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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Scott Perry’s affordability record and the millions behind his campaigns
As Pennsylvanians struggle with raising costs, US Rep. Scott Perry has defended Trump’s economic policies and has received millions of dollars of campaign contributions from PACs and other organized interests.

























