Ban Pa. red light cameras

A push to ban red light cameras in Pennsylvania has emerged amid claims they aren’t meeting safety goals. Supporters of the ban say accidents and injuries have gone up, rather than down, in many jurisdictions where cameras operate.

Community Voices: Proud to be a Pennsylvanian

Six months ago, Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor spoke at Dickinson College, urging respect for the rule of law and commitment to democratic ideals. Addressing a full house at the Stern Center, he reminded Pennsylvanians to stay true to their Constitution and to believe in a democracy worth defending.

Community Voices: Proud to be a Pennsylvanian

Felony eco-terrorism charge dropped against couple accused of mink release

Prosecutors have dropped a felony eco-terrorism charge against an out-of-state couple accused of releasing 683 mink from a Northumberland County fur farm. While further details remain limited, this legal development marks a pivotal shift in a case that has drawn attention from activists and farmers alike.

Felony eco-terrorism charge dropped against couple accused of mink release

Pennsylvania Workers Leave More Vacation Time Unused Than Any State in 2025

Pennsylvania workers are leading the nation in unused paid time off this year, according to a new nationwide survey. As the end of 2025 approaches, inboxes fill with reminders of leftover vacation days, revealing a surprising statewide pattern of leaving PTO on the table.

Pennsylvania Workers Leave More Vacation Time Unused Than Any State in 2025

ACA credit expiration could raise health costs for Pennsylvanians

A pending congressional vote may dramatically increase health insurance costs for hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians if federal Affordable Care Act tax credits expire. Health care advocates are urging lawmakers to act quickly, warning of steep premium hikes for those most reliant on the program.

ACA credit expiration could raise health costs for Pennsylvanians

Pennsylvania Lifts the Curtain on Aging Oversight, Research Funding, and Care

Pennsylvania officials have unveiled a far-reaching set of initiatives designed to improve the lives of older residents. The plan centers on strengthening oversight of aging services, expanding community support, and boosting research dedicated to gerontology.

Pennsylvania Lifts the Curtain on Aging Oversight, Research Funding, and Care

Construction Firm’s Safety Feat Turns Heads as PA Marks 1.6 Million Workers Protected

Pennsylvania’s worker-safety efforts have reached a notable landmark, with 1.6 million employees now enjoying enhanced protection. Celebrating this accomplishment, state officials praised a Northumberland County construction firm whose standout safety record has drawn statewide attention.

Construction Firm’s Safety Feat Turns Heads as PA Marks 1.6 Million Workers Protected

Skin cancer cluster found in 15 Pa. counties with or near farmland

A recent Penn State study has identified significantly higher melanoma rates in 15 Pennsylvania counties that contain or are near farmland. The research raises concerns about possible environmental factors unique to these areas.

Skin cancer cluster found in 15 Pa. counties with or near farmland

Union leaders warn that state budget impasse, federal shutdown could compound each other

Pennsylvania stands at the crossroads of a federal shutdown and a stagnant state budget. Union leaders warn these twin crises could deepen financial and employment challenges for tens of thousands of workers.

3 police officers killed and 2 injured in rural Pennsylvania shooting

Three police officers in North Codorus, Pennsylvania, were killed during a shooting on Wednesday, and two others were wounded. Authorities report that the suspect was also fatally shot by police, bringing the tragic confrontation to an end.

3 police officers killed and 2 injured in rural Pennsylvania shooting