(The Center Square) - With a mid-October time frame in mind, law enforcement leaders in Pennsylvania are pondering the fate of an estimated 70,000 so-called "skill games" that the state's highest court has found to be illegal gambling machines.

(The Center Square) – U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick are teaming up to introduce legislation they say will protect farms and strengthen the agricultural economy.

Williamsport, Pa. — Rep. Dan Meuser recently explained to a room of Lycoming County conservatives why he did not vote to certify Pennsylvania's 2020 presidential electors.

A new legislative proposal would bar corporations from contributing to political campaigns in Pennsylvania.

(The Center Square) - While it's been nearly two months since a bill banning PFAS or ‘forever chemicals’ in consumer products passed the House, the Senate has yet to take any action on the proposal, making advocates worry this legislation…

Stacker compiled a ranking of the hottest Augusts in Pennsylvania since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information

For years, the narrative around North Central Pennsylvania has followed a familiar script: shuttered storefronts, dwindling populations, and towns fading into memory. It's a story repeated often enough that it starts to feel like settled fact. But a closer look…

(The Center Square) – A congressman from western Pennsylvania believes a bold plan is needed to boost domestic manufacturing and thinks his series of bills could help.

Stacker compiled a list of movies and TV shows casting in Pittsburgh using listings from Casting Networks.

(Legal Newsline) – Another Philadelphia diversity, equity and inclusion officer has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the city, alleging she was retaliated against for “opposing and reporting discrimination and harassment.”

(Legal Newsline) – The University of Pittsburgh was too concerned with promoting diversity hires than the most qualified candidates under a previous provost, a federal lawsuit filed last week claims.

(The Center Square) – Taxpayers have covered millions of dollars in fraudulent homecare charges to Medicaid and Medicare since pandemic-era grants flooded the industry without proper oversight, federal investigators said Tuesday.

Harrisburg, Pa. — Telemarketing companies will be barred from “spoofing” and limited in when they can make calls under a new law unanimously approved by the General Assembly and signed into law by Gov. Josh Shapiro.

Montoursville, Pa. — U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser addressed his Williamsport office's accessibility during an appearance at a Lycoming County Patriots meeting, telling attendees the office relies on direct contact with staff rather than fixed hours.

As concerns about food safety and supply chain resilience continue to make headlines—including the current cyclospora outbreak—researchers at Trace One analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to identify the U.S. cities and states where food manufacturing plays the largest role…

National Night Out unites Erie County neighborhoods to enhance community bonds with law enforcement and first responders through shared activities and positive interactions in a welcoming atmosphere.

Pennsylvania leads the nation in building new federally funded electric vehicle charging stations.

(The Center Square) – The spokeswoman for Allegheny County’s chief executive returned from administrative leave on Monday following controversial statements she made about a local radio host.

Robesonia Borough Council says Mayor Dennis Rick’s resignation is not effective yet.

(The Center Square) – California Attorney General Rob Bonta is co-leading another lawsuit against the Trump administration over tariffs.