In late winter in Pennsylvania, many warm-weather attractions are still closed, and the sky is a dismal gray. Good thing Pennsylvania has perfected a much-loved cold-weather activity: Drinking!
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Democrats retain majority in the Pennsylvania House with a 102-100 partisan divide
Democrats retained their slim majority in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Tuesday after voters elected a former school board member to represent them in a Philadelphia suburb that has been trending more to the left.
Here’s how Pennsylvania’s infrastructure has benefited from some major federal investments
Two signature pieces of legislation from President Joe Biden, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, have provided funding for $14.8 billion in public infrastructure and clean energy projects throughout the commonwealth.
We asked, you answered: What should Gov. Shapiro prioritize in Pennsylvania’s new budget?
With the governor having previewed two of his main objectives for Pennsylvania’s upcoming budget — overhauling the state’s higher ed system and increasing public transportation funding — we asked our newsletter readers to sound off on what they wanted to see Shapiro prioritize in the state’s new budget.
We asked, you answered: Where do you stand on schooling during snow days?
Should schools pivot to virtual learning on snow days or give the kids and teachers a good, old-fashioned day off?
Swing for the fences at these Philadelphia-area indoor batting cages
Whether you’re looking to work on your swing ahead of Opening Day or you want to host a birthday party for a baseball-loving kid, you’ll find what you’re looking for at these batting cages.
A rocking new year: 10 local bands to see in Pennsylvania on New Year’s Eve
Bands throughout the state are taking to the stage to ring in the new year. We’ve put together a roundup of ten local Pa. bands (one of them is actually an orchestra) performing on New Year’s Eve across the state.
9 Pennsylvanians we loved meeting in 2023
From history-making politicians, to kids with early-90s hair, it was our great pleasure to meet these Pennsylvanians in 2023 and share their stories with you.
Counties where the most opioids are dispensed in Pennsylvania
Counties where the most opioids are dispensed in Pennsylvania
Time to chill: 7 outdoor activities to try this winter in Pennsylvania
From curling to skiing, we’ve put together a winter bucket list to showcase all the incredible, magical opportunities for wintertime excitement in Pa.
New school board president sworn in on stack of banned books after defeating Moms for Liberty
Karen Smith, the new school board president for the Central Bucks School Board, was sworn in on Monday by placing her right hand on a stack of banned books.
We asked, you answered: What’s a charity or organization in Pennsylvania you feel strongly about donating your time and/or money to?
Our newsletter letter readers share the charities and organizations they support and why they feel strongly about helping.
All Aboard: 7 enchanting Pennsylvania train rides for a cozy holiday experience
Whether you and yours ride the rails to visit with Santa, admire snowy scenery, or toast the New Year, taking a ride on a Pa. train is an old-timey adventure that belongs on every Pennsylvanian’s winter bucket list.
From city lights to country sights: A Philly woman’s journey through Pennsylvania’s 67 counties
Navigation methods may have changed, but traveling throughout the state over the decades, Florence Gallagher has found that Pennsylvania’s regional differences remain very much intact.
This Parent Believes Pennridge School District is Secretly Banning Books
Lausten testified in front of a policy committee meeting in Harrisburg last week on book bans and listed a series of books he believes were banned by the school board.
Spine-tingling scares await at these haunted attractions in Southeastern Pa.
With haunted houses, haunted hayrides, and even a haunted chairlift, a spooky October awaits for those who dare.
We Asked, You Answered: What’s Your Favorite NFL Team and Why?
Eagles? Steelers? Ravens? Browns? Bills? Jets? Giants? Who ya got, Pennsylvania?
One Philadelphia Woman’s Journey From Addiction to Redemption Is Transforming Lives
Sarah Laurel was a thriving professional who hit rock bottom due to addiction. Having turned her life around, she’s now working on behalf of those in recovery and on the streets with Savage Sisters.
Group Releases Playbook on How to Organize Against Right-Wing School Boards
The Campaign for Our Shared Future, an organization that advocates for inclusive education for students from grade school through high school, released a playbook on Tuesday.
Pennridge School District Will Teach Right-Wing Propaganda on Slavery
The Pennridge School Board voted to whitewash their student’s history curriculums at the end of August. Teachers will now be required to teach students right-wing propaganda on race, slavery, and the Civil War.
We Asked, You Answered: What’s Your Favorite Pennsylvania-Brewed Beer?
Happy to report we received no wrong answers. Because there are no wrong answers.
Sip, Savor, and Celebrate: Your Guide to Pennsylvania’s Upcoming Beer and Wine Festivals
We’ve highlighted some of our favorite festivals in the state and included a list of many more for you to keep in mind as you make your late summer and fall plans.
Keir Bradford-Grey Wants to Bring Her Public Defender Experience to the Attorney General’s Office
Keir Bradford-Grey wants to bring her experiences as a public defender to the Attorney General’s office, where she hopes to combat wage theft, improve public safety, and protect reproductive rights. She is aiming to be the first woman of color to ever win a statewide office in Pennsylvania.
Not Just Parents: Who’s Really Behind the Moms for Liberty Conference
Moms for Liberty describes itself as a grassroots organization of concerned parents, but sponsors of their second annual conference paint a different picture.
The conference is sponsored by a network of far-right, dark money organizations that focus on pushing abortion bans, breaking unions, attacking LGBTQ rights and restricting voting rights.
Pennsylvania’s LGBTQ+ Community Demands a State Senate Vote on Non-Discrimination Protections
It’s been seven weeks since House Democrats passed the Fairness Act, and LGBTQ activists and allies are tired of waiting. On Wednesday, they held a lobby day in Harrisburg demanding a vote on the bill
Celebrate Mom in Style: 8 Spectacular Pennsylvania Brunch Destinations for Mother’s Day
Show the maternal figure in your life just how much she means to you Sunday by reserving a spot at a great brunch location in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Experienced a Record-High Number of Antisemitic Incidents Last Year
According to the Anti-Defamation League, reported incidents of antisemitism were up 65% in Pennsylvania for 2022.
Temple’s President Resigns Over Campus Safety Concerns, Falling Enrollment, and Labor Disputes
After less than two years leading the Philadelphia school, Jason Wingard is stepping down following a tumultuous period that included the shooting death of a University police officer, financial issues, and a six-week strike by graduate students who are teaching and research assistants.
Philly Water OK to Drink Through at Least Wednesday Night, Officials Say
Officials announced Tuesday morning that the water in city taps will be unaffected by a chemical spill until at least 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, based on the time it takes for water to be treated and reach customers.
6 Literary Landmarks to Visit in Pennsylvania
From their birthplaces to the homes where these Pennsylvania authors completed their most influential works, you can visit a series of literary landmarks throughout the state that may inspire you to view their work in a whole new light.