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Immigrant advocates say immigration enforcement agents targeted a well-known hospital system’s construction project in Danville in the last week. And Pennsylvania’s top election official says voting procedures remain unchanged despite a legal battle over mail-in ballots.
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Republican U.S. Reps. Rob Bresnahan and Ryan Mackenzie and Sen. Dave McCormick are set to speak in Dallas. Rep. Madeleine Dean, meanwhile, will join other Democrats for a parallel counter event.
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Governor Josh Shapiro sued the Trump administration’s Department of Health and Human Services over its new terms and conditions on Title X grants for the 2027-2032 grant cycle.
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A new poll shows Pennsylvania voters are deeply unhappy and pessimistic about the economy - and they’re blaming President Trump.
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A new Franklin & Marshall College poll shows voters are displeased with the nation's direction and their personal finances. They're blaming Republicans and President Donald Trump.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright toured the Gilberton Power Company – John B. Rich Memorial Power Station Monday in Frackville.
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Petitioners seeking to repeal Luzerne County's anti-discrimination ordinance or put it to a referendum submitted more than 15,000 signatures on Monday, organizer Walter Griffith said.
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On the 61st anniversary of Medicaid and Medicare, Pennsylvania Health Access Network hosted a webinar to address the successes of both programs while sounding the alarm on changes to come next year as a result of President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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Former Delaware Valley High School wrestler and right-wing provocateur Jake Lang pleaded guilty last week to threatening to harm Washington, D.C., police officer during a celebration of the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
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It's Monday, July 27. Today on Up to Date: state grants for farmers, summer program for students, Lackawanna County crime and Community Connections.