Josh Shapiro
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Josh Shapiro Sworn in as Governor, Promising Progress on Key Issues
With Josh Shapiro taking office, Pennsylvania now has successive Democrats as governor for the first time in more than 60 years.
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Austin Davis Makes History, is Sworn in as Pennsylvania’s First Black Lieutenant Governor
A former state House lawmaker, Austin Davis was sworn in Tuesday as Pennsylvania’s 35th lieutenant governor, becoming the first Black person to hold the office.
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Shapiro Taps a Former Superintendent of the Year to Be Pennsylvania’s Education Secretary
Khalid Mumin is currently superintendent of the Lower Merion School District in suburban Philadelphia. He was previously superintendent for seven years at the majority Latino Reading School District.
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Josh Shapiro Chooses Republican Al Schmidt, Targeted by Trump in 2020, to Oversee Pennsylvania Elections
Schmidt upheld democracy in Philadelphia during the 2020 Election, pushing back against Donald Trump’s lies about election fraud. He has told the Jan. 6 committee that his family received death threats after Trump called him out on Twitter.
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First Day of 2023-24 Pennsylvania Legislative Session Anything But Typical as Democrat Mark Rozzi is Elected House Speaker
The start of the new Pennsylvania legislative session was fraught with drama and surprises as lawmakers elected Democrat Rep. Mark Rozzi as Speaker of the House.
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Some Fake New Year’s Resolutions for Real Pennsylvania Lawmakers
New Year’s resolutions usually aren’t fun to keep. But they’re fun to think about. They’re even more fun when you make resolutions for others.
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Here Are 8 Concert Tours Coming to Pennsylvania in 2023 You Can Already Buy Tickets For
From Taylor Swift, to Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks, to Shania Twain, there are shows for fans of all genres planned for the coming year.
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Fracking Rights Reinstated for Pa. Drilling Company as it Strikes a Plea Deal for Past Environmental Crimes
On the same day Corterra Energy pleaded no contest to charges related to environmental crimes, and agreed to pay $16.29 million toward the construction of new and regulated public water lines in Dimock, the Department of Environmental Protection quietly lifted its long-term moratorium on gas production in the small village in northeastern Pennsylvania.
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Corporate Polluter Will Pay Millions for New Water System in Susquehanna County
While the judgment will help the people of Dimock, the small town that has become synonymous with the anti-fracking movement, questions about swift justice and corporate accountability remain.
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Luzerne County Election Results Expected to be Certified Wednesday, No Evidence of Voter Fraud
Luzerne County’s Board of Elections is expected to certify election results on Wednesday after failing to meet Monday’s deadline and deadlocking over whether to report the official vote tallies.

























