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PA GOP Refuses to Seat Democrat Whose Election Was Certified
Republicans blocked a Democratic incumbent from being sworn in because his GOP challenger has disputed the razor-thin results of their election.
Republicans Plan to Block Democratic State Senator From Taking His Seat
State officials certified Democratic state Sen. Jim Brewster’s victory over Republican challenger Nicole Ziccarelli in November, but Ziccarelli has filed a lawsuit in federal court in an attempt to overturn the results.
Republican State Rep. Mike Reese Has Died
Reese died of an apparent aneurysm about a month after he tested positive for COVID-19. It is unclear if the two illnesses were related.
Former PA Governor, US Attorney General Dick Thornburgh Has Died
Thornburgh died in a retirement community outside of Pittsburgh. He was 88.
Heroes of 2020: In a Year of Crisis, Teachers Made It Work
How two teachers built relationships with their students and adapted their curriculums to meet the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.
These Eight Pennsylvanians in Congress Voted Against $2,000 Coronavirus Relief
The US House of Representatives passed a measure to boost coronavirus relief payments to $2,000 on Monday. But eight of the 18 Pennsylvanians in the lower chamber of Congress opposed it.
Virtually Dropping Pants, Peeps, and All Sorts of Other Things: How Pennsylvania Towns Are Celebrating the New Year in the Pandemic
The abundance of hometown pride is evident in the different New Year’s Eve celebrations across the state, but this year the Pennsylvania traditions are changing a bit because of the pandemic.
Majority-GOP Legislature Wants to Change Makeup of State Courts in Its Favor
As early as May 18’s primary election, Pennsylvania voters could be asked to overhaul how they elect state Supreme Court justices and appellate court judges.
Alone for the Holidays: How Pennsylvanians in Isolation are Coping
Many are being forced to forego holiday celebrations to ensure their own health or the health and safety of their loved ones. They are adapting traditions and trying to find other ways to connect with people they love.
Find an Elf and Listen to Some Music With These Fun (But Safe) Things to Do in PA: Dec. 18-20
There are things to do inside or outside. If you decide to venture out, make sure to wash your hands, wear a mask, and follow social distancing guidelines.
Second Wave of Coronavirus Hitting Rural Pennsylvania Hardest
Rural areas of Pennsylvania have seen a tremendous spike in coronavirus cases and COVID-19 deaths since October, pushing numbers far higher than in urban areas.
Health Experts: Make Safe Choices During the Holidays
If you must travel this holiday season, follow state and federal health guidelines to keep yourself and your loved ones safe from coronavirus infection.
Winter (Storm) Is Coming; There’s More to Get Than Just Milk, Eggs, and Bread
The storm could bring 2 to 18 inches of snow, depending on where in the state you live.
As State Closes in on 500,000 Coronavirus Cases, First Pennsylvanians Get Vaccinated
“Today is an important day as we look toward the future,” said state Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine.
There Will Be No Minimum Wage Increase in Pennsylvania This Year, but the Fight Isn’t Over
The majority-GOP state House of Representatives failed to pass a bill that would raise the minimum wage before the legislative term ended, leaving the state’s rate the same it has been since 2009.
Help Keep History Alive by Buying Gifts from a Pennsylvania Museum Gift Shop
Buying a membership, shopping in the gift store, or registering for an educational program will help you finish your holiday shopping and keep an important community asset open.
These Small Businesses Take Care of Your Children. Who’s Taking Care of Them During the Pandemic?
“I’m trying to carry on here every day. I’m coming in at 6:30 every morning and I’m here until 5:30 in the evening. I’m the owner and director, I’m here all the time, and I have a family at home to worry about as well.”
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rejects Trump Lawsuit Challenging Election
“They have failed to allege that even a single mail-in ballot was fraudulently cast or counted,” one judge wrote.
Pennsylvania Appeals Court Rejects Trump Challenge of Election Results
Trump’s lawyers vowed to appeal to the US Supreme Court.
Pennsylvania Gets Lit for the Holidays
You can take a boat tour, drive through your favorite amusement park, trek through woodlands, or stroll along streets in small boroughs. And most of the displays are easy to see from a distance.
Pennsylvania’s Restaurants Still Need Help to Survive Pandemic. Nothing Is Coming.
Approximately 63% of Pennsylvania restaurant owners said they could be forced to close if they don’t get help in the next few months.
How Pennsylvanians Are Changing Their Thanksgiving Traditions This Year
The CDC firmly advises against any travel for the holiday, as health experts say leaving home increases the chances of contracting and spreading the novel coronavirus.
Make the Most of Black Friday and Small Business Saturday With These Things to Do in PA: Nov. 26-29
There are things to do inside or outside. If you decide to venture out, make sure to wash your hands, wear a mask, and follow social distancing guidelines.
2,000 Mail-In Ballots in Allegheny County Won’t Be Counted. Here’s Why.
The mail-in ballots could make a difference in the 45th state Senate District race, where incumbent Democrat Jim Brewster and Republican Nicole Ziccarelli are separated by a few thousand votes.
Ease Into The Holiday Season With These Things to Do in PA: Nov. 20-22
There are things to do inside or outside. If you decide to venture out, make sure to wash your hands, wear a mask, and follow social distancing guidelines.
The End Is Near for the 2020 Election in Pennsylvania
“The appointment of electors and casting of votes is on autopilot basically.”
COVID Blog: Tracking the Spread and Impact of Coronavirus in PA
The coronavirus spread fast throughout 2020 and the first few weeks of this year. As more people have been vaccinated, the number of cases has been dropping. We’ll keep track of the virus’ spread and impact in this running blog.
From ‘Bad Kid’ to the State House: Meet Jessica Benham, Pennsylvania’s First Openly Autistic, Bisexual Representative
Newly elected state Rep. Jessica Benham is changing the makeup of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Take Your Mind Off Politics With These Things to Do in PA: Nov. 13-15
There are things to do inside or outside. If you decide to venture out, make sure to wash your hands, wear a mask, and follow social distancing guidelines.