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Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro’s spending plan also invests in rural communities by promoting agriculture advancements and boosting outdoor recreation.
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Student hotline volunteers will have access to a kitchen, "destress room" and other amenities in Centre Help's new location on 406 South Pugh Street.
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Faculty at Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania, including the Lock Haven campus, voted overwhelmingly this week to say they do not have confidence in the leadership of university President Bashar Hanna.
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Local business owners are hoping to breathe new life into a largely unused and historic building in downtown Altoona through a new partnership with the Altoona Area Business Community.
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A federal judge has temporarily stopped a new Trump administration policy to put a cap on indirect overhead costs that come with research, a policy that if enacted would have impacted faculty at institutions including Penn State.
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The State College mom says her Instagram account has gained nearly 1.3 million views in the last month.
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Businesses and advocates for families say the Democrat’s $55 million proposal would make child care in Pennsylvania more available and keep parents in the workforce.
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Widespread errors in Pa. insurance provider listings are going uncorrected for months, raising concerns about access to care, a new report shows.
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The State College Police Department is asking the public to send in videos or information about damage and theft at Sunday night's Super Bowl celebration downtown.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections is recommending closing the State Correctional Institution at Rockview in Centre County and Quehanna Boot Camp in Clearfield County, and moving impacted employees to other state prisons, following a review of the department's facilities.