Pennsylvania House approves open primary bill

(The Center Square) – A bill that would change Pennsylvania’s primary laws passed the state House on Tuesday.  “Since 1937, when we passed our election code, during that time, independent, unaffiliated voters have been shut out, unwelcome, put out with no …

How 1,800 Local Tradespeople Are Powering Pennsylvania’s Ultimate Energy and Data Innovation Campus

HOMER CITY, Pennsylvania — Eighteen months ago, Shawn Steffee stood in a field in Indiana County and watched the smokestacks of Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant fold into a cloud of dust, then told anyone who would listen that the wreckage was …

CHANNELLOCK, Case and Zippo Celebrate Pennsylvania Manufacturing

“Manufacturing is more than a location on a label. It’s people showing up and taking pride in work that lasts,” said William S. DeArment, Chairman and CEO of CHANNELLOCK®. “Coming together with Case® and Zippo® gives us a chance to recognize the strength …

​​Pennsylvania Superior Court Clarifies Contractors’ Entitlement to Recovery of CASPA Damages Based on Partial ...

In a recent decision, Tedesco Excavating & Paving, Inc. v. FWH Development, LLC, the Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that a contractor who performs some, but not all, of its contractual obligations may still be entitled to recover damages under …

Pennsylvania Groups Plan Data Center Rally

Pennsylvania Groups Plan Data Center Rally More than 27 organizations are expected at a Harrisburg gathering focused on proposed data center development. By Chelsey Arries September 29, 2026 Environmental and community groups plan to hold a rally at the …

Join WVIA for 'Keystone Edition: Battleground Pennsylvania' tonight in audience for discussion, taping

Members of the public can join the live audience at WVIA this evening, Wednesday, Sept. 30, during a panel discussion and taping of "Keystone Edition: Battleground Pennsylvania." The roundtable will feature political experts who will offer …

Pennsylvania nuns build stone monastery designed to last 'a thousand years'

A small band of cloistered nuns in rural Pennsylvania are constructing a monastery built to stand for 1,000 years. The Discalced Carmelites of Jesus, Mary and Joseph began planning the project in 2013, but it was five years before construction would start …

Recovery in Nature initiative expands in Pennsylvania

DALTON — The Shapiro administration on Tuesday joined dozens of Pennsylvanians to mark the expansion of its Recovery in Nature initiative, which promotes the healing power of nature throughout the commonwealth’s state parks system. The initiative …

Pennsylvania fruit growers face difficult harvest after spring freeze

Retired PGV executive director rescinds acceptance to fill same role at northeastern Pennsylvania airport