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Additional Amtrak passenger train service to and from Pittsburgh to begin in mid-November
The expanded service is the result of nearly three years of planning and more than $80 million invested in the project, in cooperation with Amtrak and freight railroad Norfolk Southern Corp., which owns the tracks between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday is suing another social media platform alleging harm to kids
The suit alleges Snapchat downplayed the prevalence of adult content on the app to get a favorable rating.
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No changes yet to Pa.’s mail-in voting process following Supreme Court order
“Nothing has changed here in Pennsylvania for November’s election,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said following the high court’s preliminary approval of President Trump’s order restricting mail voting. “Despite the President’s repeated attempts to undermine our Constitution, eligible voters in Pennsylvania can safely and securely vote by mail.”
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Pennsylvania reports first 2 measles deaths in the US this year, both people unvaccinated
Officials did not reveal any details about the people who died, other than that they lived in Lancaster County.
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We asked, you answered: How would you change Pa.’s property tax system?
We asked Keystone newsletter readers what kind of changes they would make to Pennsylvania’s property taxes, a majority of which goes toward funding public schools.
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Food banks across Pennsylvania are struggling to keep up in the face of SNAP cuts, economic pain
Despite rising food insecurity, enrollment in the program fell from 1.96 million to 1.74 million in the last year in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania set to open grant applications for fruit farmers affected by spring freeze
The move comes as USDA expands disaster declarations to more Pa. counties.
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Pa. lawmaker spent thousands campaigning against her own data center bill
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick spent thousands on social media ads promoting her reversal on fast-tracking data centers.
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Will Shapiro’s data center executive order boost Dems’ chances of flipping Pa. Senate?
Gov. Josh Shapiro took action against data centers with an executive order while Senate Republicans stalled regulations on data center development.
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4 pro-worker candidates running for office in Pennsylvania’s midterm election
These working class candidates are looking to serve Pennsylvanians after the 2026 midterm elections.
