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When will delayed York I-83 widening project start? Here’s the schedule
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is seeking bids for the first phase of the Interstate 83 widening project in the York area, with construction expected to begin in 2027.
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Shapiro joins lawsuit over Trump administration restrictions on family planning funding
The suit by 23 states asks a court to vacate conditions on Title X grants.
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Bipartisan legislative proposals would limit the use of Flock cameras in Pa.
The cameras, known as ALPRs for short, capture images of passing vehicles and upload them to a database police can search.
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Mackenzie ‘never held a real job,’ constituents say in response to report of embellished resume
Lehigh Valley workers and union members claim Rep. Ryan Mackenzie “never had a real job”’ after it was reported that he embellished his resume
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Heading into the woods this fall? Pa.’s tick risks are changing
Safeguarding yourself, and your pets, from ticks requires protecting yourself before, during, and after spending time outdoors in the fall, which is a busy time for adult ticks in Pennsylvania.
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Controversy leads Franklin County to vote early on Flock contract
While most people who responded with public comments emphasized their support for police or took care to promote public discourse, emotions ran high on both sides of the argument.
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Union members respond to Ryan Mackenzie attacks on Bob Brooks’ labor record
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie attacked Bob Brooks’ union credentials, claiming he would favor union over non-union workers if elected.
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Pennsylvania set to receive $516M from Meta in landmark child safety reform settlement
The Keystone State joins dozens of others who will receive millions of dollars as the social media giant implements stricter rules for its youngest users.
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Garrity attacks Shapiro for taking data center money while accepting contributions from Archbald developer
Stacy Garrity is attacking Gov. Josh Shapiro for accepting contributions from data center developers after she accepted donations from data center developer.
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Franklin County officials, citizens clash over Flock cameras
Much like the fight against data centers, the backlash against AI-enabled Flock cameras has grown over the past year across Pennsylvania.
