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Trump administration notches another victory in case on slavery exhibits at Philly President’s House
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals denied a request to rehear arguments. The case will continue in a lower court.
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Pike County sending more inmates to Wayne due to bigger ICE contract
The correctional facility in Blooming Grove Township has a capacity of 375. The ICE contract reserves room for 285 detainees, leaving 90 beds for county inmates. Previously, 100 beds were reserved for ICE.
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Pa. parents demanding tech opt outs take fight to federal court
Families in Lower Merion, Montgomery County, say their district’s new policy violates their civil rights, but experts don’t expect similar lawsuits.
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Pittsburgh International will use $10.7M federal grants for upgrades
Pittsburgh International will use $5.5 million to reconstruct 700,000 square feet of the terminal that has reached the end of its useful life.
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‘It’s insane.’ Beloved York soccer coach faces deportation to Haiti
Amson Charleston, 26, came to America from Haiti about six years ago and earned a scholarship to Central Penn College, where he was a star soccer player.
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Eagles hope changes on offense lead to another run to the Super Bowl
Last yeara, a frustrating season that ended with a disappointing wild-card round playoff exit. This year? Changes on offense, both in terms of personnel, coaches and scheme.
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A new era in Pittsburgh: Mike McCarthy takes over as Steelers run it back
The head coach may have changed in Pittsburgh, with Mike McCarthy taking over after Mike Tomlin stepped down in January following a 19-year run, but the standard remains the standard.
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Here’s what it’s like to be a patient escort at Planned Parenthood in Pennsylvania
For patients seeking abortion care in Pennsylvania, legal access can come with a gauntlet to cross before walking in the door.
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Utility executives and cybersecurity experts warn Pa. lawmakers of growing threats
As grid infrastructure increasingly relies on internet connections to function, bad actors’ tools have become more sophisticated.
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Study reveals Pennsylvania wildlife agencies face future budget crisis
An independent study of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the Fish and Boat Commission revealed that both agencies may exhaust all of their reserve funds by 2034 if changes are not made.
