Senators examine Pa.’s reopening plan and what lies ahead
By: Jan Murphy With Pennsylvania now on the path toward reopening its economy, a lot of questions weigh in the […]
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Arts groups upset over Gov. Tom Wolf’s sudden move to freeze Pa. grant money
by: Stephan Salisbury Facing his own burgeoning budget problems, Gov. Tom Wolf has directed some state agencies to rescind grant […]
Telemedicine bill vetoed, mixed drinks bill still alive; universities freeze tuition; more: Latest on coronavirus in Pa.
By: Paul Vigna There were a couple of bills of interest that moved through the Pennsylvania Legislature on Wednesday. A […]
Pa. restaurants, taverns may soon be able to sell mixed drinks to go
By: Jan Murphy Legislation teed up for a vote in the state House of Representatives as soon as Wednesday that […]
Pennsylvania golfers and owners rejoice as courses get set to reopen statewide
By: Gerry Dulac There was a collective sigh of relief as deep as one of Oakmont’s bunkers from golfers and […]
Has closing of Pa.’s state-run wine and spirits stores reopened interest in liquor privatization?
By: Jan Murphy Trying to buy wine or liquor from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board’s online store these days is […]
Pa. lawmakers split on whether businesses should reopen
By: Jane Murphy Gov. Tom Wolf’s decision to close down what his administration has decided are businesses that aren’t life […]
Trump declares federal disaster in Pennsylvania
By Michael Rubinkam, Mark Scolforo and Claudia Lauer HARRISBURG -— The president declared a major disaster in Pennsylvania on Monday […]