Pennsylvania
Lawmakers Team Up To Rename “Negro Mountain”
A Philadelphia lawmaker is teaming up with one of her Maryland colleagues to lobby for the renaming of an Appalachian peak called Negro Mountain that sits on the line between the two states.
Vending Machine At PA College Offers Morning-After Pill
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration won’t take any regulatory action over a vending machine at a Pennsylvania college that dispenses the morning-after pill.
Pennsylvania Woman Accused Of Smuggling Drugs In Her Privates
A Pennsylvania woman’s trip south of the border ended in a very unusual arrest. Agents say they found her hiding drugs in her private parts.
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 […]
Former Teacher Caught On Undercover Video Doing Drugs, Facing More Charges
A former Freedom High School teacher who was caught by undercover camera doing drugs, and offering them to students, is now facing more charges.
Pa. Senator Introduces Bill To Legalize Marijuana
Add Pennsylvania to the list of states where residents could be allowed to possess and smoke marijuana legally.
Pa. Lawyer Wants To Do Away With Breathalyzers
A Pennsylvania lawyer has filed a request to throw out breath testing for alcohol in the state, just a week after a judge ruled the tests aren’t accurate for analyzing alcohol in the blood.
Pennsylvania Gaming Up, State Moves Into Second Place Behind Nevada
Forget the economy — Pennsylvanians are playing the slots at record numbers, making 2012 the best year ever with nearly $2.5 billion in slots revenue.
Primanti Bros. Possibly Expanding
Pile on the fries, and slaw. You may soon be able to order your favorite Primanti’s sandwich even if you are far away from Pittsburgh.
The Unclean Truth: How Five Cities Stack Up On Recycling
From the East Coast to the West Coast, recycling is a big issue for local governments.
$2 Million In Unclaimed Rebates For Pennsylvania Residents
Nearly $2 million dollars in unclaimed promotional rebates will be available to Pennsylvania residents.
Fans, Local Government React To NHL Labor Strife
(AP) — Sitting in a hockey locker room, Steve Chase became the latest die-hard fan fed up with the NHL lockout.
Could Pennsylvania Be Next For Right To Work Legislation?
With Michigan, a strong union state, approving right to work Legislation opposed by organized labor, could Pennsylvania be next?
Pa. Public Utility Commissioner Talks Possible Run For Governor
As a hard working man, dedicated to improving opportunities for the working family, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Commissioner John Hanger wants to be governor.
A Special Day For Wine Lovers
Today is a special day for wine lovers, and the Pennsylvania liquor control board has joined in the festivities.













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