Harrisburg
State Unemployment Rate Dropped Slightly Since April
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate declined slightly last month, but remains above the national rate.
Singer Josh Ritter Protests Pa. College Anti-Gay Policy
Singer-songwriter Josh Ritter says he won’t return to play a central Pennsylvania Christian college unless it changes its policy against “homosexual behavior.”
Study: Governor Tom Corbett’s Salary Highest In Nation
A California state survey has found that the Pennsylvania governor’s salary was the nation’s highest in 2012, although a spokesman for Gov. Tom Corbett points out that he doesn’t accept the entire salary.
State Legislators Continue To Work Out Budget
Gov. Tom Corbett has laid out his proposed budget, but state Sen. Elder Vogel says it’s far from finished.
NCAA Sues Over Pa. Law To Keep PSU Fine In State
The NCAA wasted no time in challenging a new Pennsylvania law designed to keep the $60 million Penn State fine over the Jerry Sandusky scandal in the state, filing a federal challenge to the legislation hours after Gov. Tom Corbett signed it into law Wednesday.
Gov. Corbett Unveils Budget Proposal
Gov. Tom Corbett unveiled his budget proposal today. He says he plans to spend an additional $600 million in the upcoming fiscal year.
SCI Greensburg Employees Attend Hearing In Harrisburg
A busload of more than 40 prison employees and their families are in Harrisburg today for a hearing regarding the closing of SCI Greensburg.
Kathleen Kane Sworn In As New Pa. Attorney General
HARRISBURG (KDKA) — Pennsylvania has a new attorney general. Kathleen Kane is the first Democrat and first woman ever elected to the position. The former prosecutor from Scranton took her oath on Tuesday. She pledged […]
New State Dems To Be Sworn In
An unusual trio of Democrats is poised to be sworn in to Pennsylvania’s three statewide row offices this week, heralding a new political dynamic in a Capitol that is otherwise under firm Republican control.
PA Farm Show Butter Display Becomes Fuel
The Pennsylvania Farm Show is almost over and organizers have an unusual plan for the 1,000-pound butter sculpture that’s been on display.
Defense Attorney Details DeWeese’s Release
Less than a week after he reported to prison to begin serving a sentence for corruption, former State Rep. Bill DeWeese is once again a free man.
Former State Rep. Bill DeWeese Out Of Jail
Former State Rep. Bill DeWeese is out of jail. The Associated Press reported late Friday that DeWeese is out on bail.
Unclaimed Property 2012
Another $200 million has arrived in Harrisburg since April 15. And it’s forgotten money just waiting to be found.
How To Claim Your Unclaimed Property In 2012
A new computer later, with money in the bank to help him open his own law firm, Camson finds it hard to believe people aren’t crashing the PaTreasury.gov website or calling Harrisburg looking for money.
Local State Rep. Robbed At Gunpoint In Harrisburg
Two men are in custody after a local lawmaker, his chief of staff and his intern, a Slippery Rock University Student, were robbed at gunpoint.













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