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Pa. senators passed a transgender female athlete ban. Will the House take it up?

Even as Republican state senators passed a second attempt to restrict transgender female athlete participation in Pennsylvania schools, leadership acknowledged that it was unlikely to pass in the Democrat-controlled state House. “Due to Democrat’s political tricks and parliamentary games in…

Pa. fire companies feel the pinch as private equity buys up truck manufacturers 

In an industry that used to have two dozen independent companies, options for buying firetrucks have dwindled as private equity firms consolidate factories and grow their profits. Prices have outpaced inflation on fire equipment, emergency response leaders told state lawmakers…

No Kings protest in Reading, Pennsylvania brings out opposition to ICE detention facility

Across thousands of cities nationwide, including dozens in Pennsylvania, millions of Americans rallied against the Trump administration Saturday in the third “No Kings” protests since President Donald Trump returned to office. Outside of massive demonstrations in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, commonwealth…

Punishment handed down to Lancaster County teens who made AI-generated nude photos of classmates

A judge sentenced two teenagers in Lancaster County to probation and community service — along with restitution — after they used artificial intelligence to generate nude images of female classmates and their friends. County President Judge Leonard G. Brown III…

PUC seeks $2.57M from utility following deadly 2023 chocolate factory explosion in Berks County

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission filed a formal complaint against UGI Utilities, Inc. following an investigation into the March 2023 explosion at a chocolate factory that killed seven workers and injured ten others in Berks County. The PUC’s Investigation and…

Pa. officials seek PTSI coverage for more first responders

A newly enacted state law expanded Pennsylvania’s Workers’ Compensation Act to include Post-Traumatic Stress Injury coverage for first responders, but some worry that it won’t be comprehensive enough during disasters. Act 121 of 2024 allows firefighters, police, EMTs and paramedics…

Lancaster County teenagers admit to using AI to create nude images of classmates 

A year after two Lancaster County teenagers were charged with using artificial intelligence to create nude images of their classmates, both admitted Thursday to 59 felonies in court for manufacturing child sexual abuse material. Creating the images counts as felony…

Pa. universities, community colleges grapple with challenges before budget committee

Pennsylvania’s higher education institutions largely got a flat budget under Gov. Josh Shapiro’s spending plan released last month — but school leaders urged state House lawmakers to bump up their appropriations Wednesday, arguing that the commonwealth needs the investment. The…
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