Despite the challenges of the ongoing economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report highlights some good news for workers in Pennsylvania.
The SeaWolves held off a late charge to beat the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, 7-5, last Thursday night at Mirabito Stadium.
Pennsylvania colleges have continued to experience a downward enrollment trend well above the national average.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro outlined his plan for investing in and expanding Pennsylvania’s workforce, with an emphasis on education and investing in the future.
Pennsylvania GOP Senate candidate Mehmet Oz has presented himself as a champion against high drug prices.
Erie County Department of Health provides a public health update on COVID-19 in the county.
US Census Bureau data reveals that Pennsylvania residents spend “an average of 26.9 minutes commuting to work,” ranked the “14th longest commute among the states” and Washington, D.C. (Wyoming excluded.)
Later this year, the United States Supreme Court will start their deliberation process on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a case about Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban that directly challenges the landmark Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade of 1973.
Pennsylvania officials, led by Attorney General Josh Shapiro, have been actively fighting numerous claims of Medicaid fraud.
According to the CDC, 3 Pennsylvania counties are most at risk for HIV and Hepatitis C outbreaks (out of 220 of the most at risk United States counties) as a result of the opioid epidemic.
According to new data from the Economic Research Service, young people in Pennsylvania are more likely to graduate from high school, get their GED, and graduate from college than ever before.
The SeaWolves could not get their offense going with runners on base on Saturday afternoon as they fell to the Richmond Flying Squirrels, 2-1, at UPMC Park on Saturday.