Brand name events like the Roots Picnic and Made in America will bookend a 2023 summer festival season in Pennsylvania that features something for every music fan.
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Eugene DePasquale Announces Campaign for Pennsylvania Attorney General
Former Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is running for Pennsylvania Attorney General as a Democrat. He plans to focus on combating gun violence, seeking new approaches to non-violent drug offenses and protecting reproductive freedoms.
New Electric School Buses to Reduce Pollution and Improve Safety in Pennsylvania
Ten school districts across Pennsylvania are in line to receive 88 electric school buses by the start of the 2024 school year, thanks to funding from President Biden’s infrastructure law. Aside from giving students a quieter and healthier ride to school, these buses can provide communities relief following natural disasters.
8 Popular Summer Jobs in Pennsylvania to Keep Your Teen Busy
A summer job is a great way for a teenager to make money, gain valuable skills, and stay busy while on break from school. From amusement parks to golf courses to public pools, Pennsylvania has plenty of summer job opportunities for teens.
Pennsylvania Pride: 8 Cities Rank Among Top Places to Live in US News’ Annual List
US News analyzed 150 metro areas in the country to find the best places to live and eight cities from the commonwealth made the cut.
9 Pennsylvania Billionaires Make Forbes’ List of Richest People in World
A Republican mega-donor, a candy heiress, and the owners of two Philly sports teams are among those repping the commonwealth on Forbes’ annual richest people rundown.
Pennsylvania House Approves Universal Background Checks and ‘Red Flag’ Laws to Combat Gun Violence
The Pennsylvania House voted on three gun safety bills with mixed results Monday. Two bills pertaining to extreme risk protection orders and universal background checks passed the chamber while a bill combating straw purchases failed to pass.
How to experience ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ on the Fred Rogers Trail
Follow this itinerary for a beautiful day through Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood in Pennsylvania.
Republican Nominee for Pennsylvania Supreme Court Wiped Anti-Abortion Language From Website
Carolyn Carluccio, the Republican nominee for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, removed a resume highlighting her anti-abortion stances from her campaign’s website. The since-deleted resume’s topline stated that she’d be a defender of “all life under the law”
Primary Recap: PA Democrats Hold Onto House and Women Make History in Local Primaries
Pennsylvania Democrats hold onto the House majority and women in Philadelphia, Allegheny, and Montgomery Counties make history and shatter glass ceilings following the 2023 municipal primaries.
Pennsylvanians Remember the Educators Who Impacted Them the Most
We spoke with Pennsylvania lawmakers and teachers, and heard from readers, about the impact educators — and students — have made in their lives.
6 scenic bike trails to explore in Western Pennsylvania for the best views
Whether you want to ride out past the shores of Lake Erie or bike from Pittsburgh to Maryland, the western side of the state has trails that offer scenic views, good workouts, and history lessons for cyclists of any skill level.
10 of the Top Colleges in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania natives know we’ve got some of the best public and private colleges in the country.
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.
5 Things to Know About Taylor Swift’s 3-Night Stand in Philly
With excitement for the Berks County native’s Pennsylvania homecoming reaching a fever pitch, let’s take a look at five things you should know about Swift’s three-night stand at Lincoln Financial Field.
One Million Pennsylvanians at Risk of Losing Medicaid Coverage Under GOP Default Plan
A new report shows that one million Pennsylvanians are at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage in House Republicans’ bid to cut federal spending.
Meatless in Pennsylvania: Discover the 13 Best Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurants Across the State
If you thought Pennsylvania’s best vegetarian and vegan restaurants were strictly a big city thing, think again. There is no shortage of unique meat-free, plant-based dining options throughout the entire state.
House GOP Passes Bill That Would Take Food and Healthcare From Pennsylvania Families
An estimated 519,000 Pennsylvanians could lose access to Medicaid health insurance, nearly half-a-million residents would lose access to food assistance, and Pennsylvania veterans would lose 272,600 doctors visits for issues like mental health and substance disorder treatment.
Low Income PA Homeowners Could Get Help Repairing Their Homes Thanks to This Program
Legislators and advocates toured Pennsylvania this week promoting the Whole Home Repairs program, which aims to help low-income homeowners and small landlords upgrade and weatherize their homes.
Judge’s Abortion Pill Ruling Could Have Widespread Consequences On Health Care Access
Access to the abortion medication mifepristone has been called into question following the issuance of competing rulings in Texas and Washington.
Easter Sunday Dining: 9 Must-Try Restaurants for Pennsylvania Families
Whether you’re an Easter brunch family or dinner is more your thing, let someone else do the cooking (and the dishes) this Easter Sunday.
Help Is Coming To Replace Pennsylvania’s Lead Pipes
Results from a new EPA survey will help determine the amount of infrastructure funds states will receive going forward to remove lead pipes. Pennsylvania has already received $87 million for lead pipe removal.
Active Shooter Hoax Calls Target Dozens of Pennsylvania Schools
Local and state police responded to numerous threats of an active shooter Wednesday at dozens of schools throughout the state, prompting evacuations, lockdowns, and panic among students and parents alike.
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.
Community School Programs Get Federal Money to Assist Pennsylvania Students and Families in Need
The programs, based in Pittsburgh and Allentown, were recently awarded a share of $63 million aimed at providing resources to help students and their families.
What Pennsylvania Has Gotten Out Of Biden’s Infrastructure Law (So Far)
In Pennsylvania, more than 160 infrastructure projects have been announced so far, and more are in the works. Here’s a look at the work that’s being done in the Keystone State and how it helps Pennsylvanians.
As Trial Nears, Lawyers for Suspect in Tree of Life Massacre Cite Mental Health Issues
Robert Bowers has offered to plead guilty to killing 11 people in 2018 at the Pittsburgh synagogue in return for a life sentence, but prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
What to Plant This Spring in Pennsylvania Depends on Where You Live
With an inconsistent climate across the state, the planning and planting of vegetables and flowers differs for Pennsylvania gardeners depending on where they live. Spring has finally arrived in Pennsylvania. And maybe soon the temperature will get the memo. No matter...
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.
She Made History. Now, Summer Lee Wants to Empower Pennsylvanians
As the first Black woman to represent Pennsylvania in the US House, Summer Lee feels a responsibility to give voice to other minorities. One way to do that: letting her constituents know they have more power to effect change than they realize.