As Perry faces what may be his most difficult reelection fight yet, his rally with one of the country’s most powerful Republicans was about setting high stakes.

Election monitors’ roles are purely observational. They are not allowed to interfere with voting and receive no greater access to polling places than members of the general public.

According to the state’s top election official, the process is something he fields “a lot of questions about.”

If confirmed, it would mark the sixth measles-associated death in Pennsylvania this year.

Kratom is an intoxicating substance that can be purchased at gas stations, smoke shops and corner stores across Pennsylvania and much of the country. In recent years, its popularity in America has exploded, as has the number of states that…

Under the proposed law, retailers who register with the state would be allowed to sell natural leaf kratom products to people 21 and over, but those products would have to meet strict packaging requirements and be subject to the tobacco…

Felony murder is a charge brought when a victim dies during the commission of another felony, even if the perpetrator never intended or planned to kill.

Experts warn that, while such measures may be intended to protect children, they can ultimately wind up burdening adults, posing data privacy concerns, and restricting access to First Amendment-protected material.

Altogether, the incident paints a picture of how difficult it can be to get timely and accurate information on ICE activity at this phase of the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign, which has gained steam since it began last year.

“Some people know that it can cause dependence and harm, and are intentionally using it that way ... But some people don’t. Then they get started on it and don’t realize they’re dependent until they stop.”

The decision marks a turning point in a dispute between Tupone and the Pennsylvania Green Party itself, which challenged Tupone’s nomination papers and accused him of being a Republican plant.

Third Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Thomas Hardiman denied a request from the city of Philadelphia’s lawyers to rehear arguments in its case against the U.S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service.

Utility executives and cybersecurity experts warned lawmakers cybersecurity measures come at a cost to ratepayers, and asked for any new requirements to take that into account.

The state Green Party is warning voters that Andrew Tupone's bid may be a ploy to trick voters in a race the Cook Political Report rates as a “toss up.”

For the third year in a row, the annual state budget included provisions that sent additional dollars to a handful of school districts, outside of the typical funding formulas that govern state support for the 500 public school districts.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday and a group of 34 bipartisan attorneys general wrote a letter to Congress asking them to preserve a ban on intoxicating hemp products.

A set of reviews issued by the Citizens Coal Council claims that the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is failing to properly implement an oversight program intended to assess how underground coal mining is affecting streams and properties across Pennsylvania.

The cases against Musk and America PAC stem from a promise to pay $47 for every successful referral of a registered swing state voter to sign a petition in favor of “free speech and the right to bear arms.”

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in March that the mandatory life sentence for second-degree murder was unconstitutional, giving lawmakers 120 days to act.

While Republicans highlighted Mastriano's military service, Democrats probed his actions around the 2020 election and past controversial statements.