Josh Shapiro
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Pennsylvania confirms fifth measles-related death
The victim was an unvaccinated resident of Lancaster County who had tested positive for measles, according to the state health department.
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City health officials warn of possible measles exposure in Philadelphia
The possible Philadelphia exposures come as Pennsylvania is experiencing the worst measles outbreak in the country.
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Pa. Gov. Shapiro: Congress, federal government must regulate AI
The Democratic governor seeking a second term said he is not an AI “doomer,” he used his speech at AI Horizons Summit in Pittsburgh to criticize President Donald Trump for calling concerns around the technology “a hoax” and Congress for sidestepping the issue.
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2 more measles-associated deaths confirmed in Pennsylvania
Both victims, an 18-year-old Mifflin County resident and a 40-year-old Jefferson County woman, were unvaccinated, according to state health officials.
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Chobani investment in Lehigh Valley facility expected to create 900 jobs
The dairy company is taking over Keurig Dr Pepper’s Allentown manufacturing facility, where they expect to produce approximately 3 billion pounds of milk per year.
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Measles deaths reported in Pennsylvania spark fight among politicians and health officials
Independent experts say the conflict is a symptom of a social and political debate over how to frame a national surge in measles cases, the worst seen in more than three decades.
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Shapiro joins lawsuit over Trump administration restrictions on family planning funding
The suit by 23 states asks a court to vacate conditions on Title X grants.
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Garrity attacks Shapiro for taking data center money while accepting contributions from Archbald developer
Stacy Garrity is attacking Gov. Josh Shapiro for accepting contributions from data center developers after she accepted donations from data center developer.
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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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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.
