Browsing: Pennsylvania State News

Challenges to books that discuss topics on race and gender identity have increased in different states, including Pennsylvania. 

The former owner and CEO of Central Pennsylvania Veterinary Associates, a multiple location veterinary medical service provider will seek the Democratic nomination to become Senator in the 48

Three Pennsylvania environmental groups handed Russian President Vladimir Putin a major victory. Those same groups are cheering and patting themselves on the back because they successfully shut down an $800 million liquified natural gas project in one of the most rural parts of my Senate district.  

(Carlisle)-A new apprenticeship program in the midstate hopes to help address a shortage of truck drivers in Pennsylvania.

Alexandria (Alex) Khalil is a candidate running for United States Senate to replace outgoing Senator Pat Toomey. I will break down this article into two parts: 1) background information and 2) her candidacy for U.S. Senate.

Philadelphia, PA- Anthony Orozco recently reported on the current work is being done to bring psychedelic therapy to Pennsylvania. In his report he shares the story of a gentleman who went through a guided therapy and shares details of the acclaimed healing abilities of said substances

“We’re really trying to talk to the community now and have them identify versus only relying on historical documentation, because so many things aren’t documented amongst these communities due to neglect from the historical community sometimes, or just oversight,” said Ben Harvey, an architectural historian at ASC Group.

Hours after a state House panel advanced a bill that would exclude transgender athletes from competing on women’s sports team in the commonwealth, LGBTQ advocates and allies held an emotional rally in the Capitol rotunda where they urged its defeat.

Dr. Michael Robinson is not some superhero operating in the shadowy background of the Cornwall-Lebanon School District. He shudders at the mere mention of the notion

Ultimately, the state Supreme Court decided the issue. Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf rejected a congressional map sent to him by Republicans in the legislature, sending the decision to the high court. Those justices also had the final say on the constitutionality of the state House and Senate maps drawn by the Legislative Reapportionment Commission.