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The bishop of the Diocese of Scranton is "saddened" by critical comments President Donald Trump made about Pope Leo XIV and "dismayed" by the AI-generated image posted by the president that seemingly portrays him in the place of Jesus Christ.
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The free concerts across the state will celebrate Pennsylvania’s role throughout 250 years of American history.
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Archbald residents and elected officials are questioning why a data center project was accepted into a state program meant to fast track the state permitting process.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro ordered flags to fly at half-staff on all state property to honor Pennsylvania State Police Cpl. Timothy O’Connor.
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As police continue to investigate who fired into an unoccupied Pike County mosque early Sunday, mosque worshippers got a boost from someone who knows about being attacked. Gov. Josh Shapiro visited the mosque Wednesday.
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Police are investigating gunfire early Sunday directed at the Pike County Islamic Center, but the mosque's members and non-Muslims rallied Wednesday with Gov. Josh Shapiro, who promised "your governor's got your back."
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Writing change: Schuylkill County rep's bill now law, requiring all students to learn cursive in Pa.Gov. Josh Shapiro signed Rep. Dane Watro’s bill this month that requires elementary public and private schools to teach cursive handwriting.
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A 62-mile trail through Lycoming and Tioga counties is Pennsylvania’s 2026 Trail of the Year. The Pine Creek Rail Trail stretches from Jersey Shore to Wellsboro.
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Bill Gaughan sent an official letter to Gov. Josh Shapiro to ask for a pause on data center development in the state, saying Pennsylvania lacks a comprehensive regulatory framework to address the scale and speed of the industry's development.
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February 16, 2026- Pennie enrollment drops after Affordable Care Act subsidies expire. Lackawanna County Commissioner Bill Gaughan plans to send a formal letter to the governor’s office requesting a two-year moratorium on data center projects. Shapiro unveils Housing Action Plan in Philadelphia. And, a discussion about what the SAVE Act could mean for voters.