Keystone State motorists appear to be embracing the transition to EVs, with registrations surging 82% last year, to nearly 43,000.
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Eagles Recover in a Big Fashion with 31-17 Primetime Win over the Dolphins
After suffering the franchise’s first ever loss to the New York Jets just a week prior, the Eagles got back on the right path this week with a 31-17 win over the Miami Dolphins in primetime on Sunday Night Football.
Pa. lawmakers launch Black Maternal Health Caucus to combat ‘alarming’ maternal mortality rates
Three state lawmakers announced this week the creation of the Black Maternal Health Caucus in an effort to find legislative solutions to Pennsylvania’s high rates of Black maternal mortality and morbidity.
Poll: PA voters want stronger limits on methane emissions
A new poll shows Pennsylvania voters are concerned about the environment and support the Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to limit methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.
Pennsylvanians encouraged to ‘leave the leaves’ for vital wildlife habitat
A new survey from the National Wildlife Federation reveals most people know that leaf layers provide a home to moths and insects, which birds need to survive – and yet, they continue to bag them up and send them to a landfill.
Despite decrease in system-wide enrollment, PASSHE officials see reason for optimism
After years of decline, enrollment at universities in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) is starting to see those numbers rebound, according to PASSHE officials.
“Fix Harrisburg” reports slow start to PA legislative performance
Pennsylvania advocacy groups will gather at the Capitol rotunda for a “Fix Harrisburg” press conference today to deliver a new performance report to state lawmakers, calling for changes to legislative rules and more progress.
PA Needs 40,000 Poll Workers for Upcoming Elections
Election Day is less than two months away, and for the process to go smoothly, Pennsylvania needs a lot more poll workers.
PA Expands Property Tax, Rent Rebate Program to Aid Older Adults
Pennsylvanians will soon see some financial relief with their property taxes and rent.
Report: PA Workers Benefit from Tight Labor Market, Wage Gains
A tight labor market with steady growth and historically low unemployment – those are the findings in the new “State of Working Pennsylvania” report.