Temperatures are rising as COVID-19 restrictions are falling, meaning that attractions across Pennsylvania are opening up for those of us that are sick of being indoors. Here are four places to visit at the start of summer.
At a campaign rally in Philadephia last week, Attorney General Josh Shapiro reaffirmed his commitment towards protecting abortion rights and access in the state following news of the controversial leaked draft ruling on Roe v. Wade from the Supreme Court.
The Erie County Department of Health (ECDH) reminds the public that as the weather begins to warm up, deer ticks start becoming active.
Supporters of reproductive rights are even more concerned now that Justice Alito’s draft opinion is a clear indicator that this half-century-old landmark decision will end this year.
The SeaWolves suffered their second straight tough loss to the Akron RubberDucks, falling by a 5-3 final on Friday night at Canal Park.
According to the latest data from Pennsylvania, the average college graduation rate is 69.48 percent with just over 49,000 of the 70,803 students completing their degree within 6 years.
12.3 million women-owned businesses were reported across the country, with over 350,000 of them located in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry reported that 80 percent of jobs lost since the start of the pandemic have been recovered, and the state’s unemployment rate fell to 4.9 percent from February to March.
‘This gubernatorial race in November in Pennsylvania is really critical for the state of abortion access here,’ one advocate said.
Pennsylvanians living in coal communities who have been hit the hardest by the pandemic and the economy will see additional relief in the form of new jobs and grants.
It is vital for women across Pennsylvania that preventative measures are accessible across age demographics and ethnicities.
According to the US Census Bureau, in 2010 the homeownership rate in Pennsylvania was 72.2 percent, and was followed by years of consecutively declining rates for the rest of the decade.