Under President Donald Trump, officials in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have ended the endangerment finding, a longstanding rule that deemed six greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide and methane, a risk to "both the public health and the public welfare of current and future generations.”
A world-class public art experience by a Danish artist is coming to a Pennsylvania national forest in September of 2027, and he's bringing his giant troll sculptures with him.
“The Pitt” has won praise — and a gurney full of Emmys — for bringing a dose of classic episodic TV to the prestige streaming era.
The “Electric City” moniker is thanks to an electrical innovation Scranton was among the first to adopt.
The Affordable Care Act was signed into law 16 years ago, giving millions of Americans access to affordable health insurance for the first time. But Republican opposition has made obtaining coverage through the exchange prohibitively expensive for millions, due to expiring federal subsidies.
You don't have to be in Philly—or even in the greater Philadelphia area—to find a great cheesesteak in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry has kicked off its annual "Coolest Thing Made in PA" bracket. This bracket highlights and promotes Pennsylvania-made products.
Pittsburgh area organizations are combining their talents to help the city put its best foot forward before an estimated 500,000 visitors or more come on April 23-25 for the 2026 NFL Draft.
Plans for the centennial celebration of Lake Wallenpaupack, set for July 24 to 26, include a revival of a decorated boat parade, which was a popular feature in the early years of Wally Lake Fest held in late August.
The proposed War of 1812 museum and forts — with the Hagen History Center, Maritime Museum and Flagship Niagara — would grow Erie as a destination for heritage tourists, including tourists interested in naval history.
