Charlotte Keith of Spotlight PA

School administrators struggled to use an unfamiliar system riddled with problems as thousands of students waited for money they were counting on to pay for college.

Two previous efforts to pass a state-funded home repair program were casualties of the budget process.

Widespread errors in Pa. insurance provider listings are going uncorrected for months, raising concerns about access to care, a new report shows.

In legal filings, the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency says its former contractor owes it more than a million dollars for breach of contract.

Federal delays and changes to the PA grant system have left many college students waiting anxiously for aid meant to cover tuition and living expenses.

Already sick, former patients of the failed kidney and liver transplant units face rejection and despair as they look elsewhere and grapple with the one thing they cannot afford to lose: time.

A newly passed bill allows Pennsylvania to return unclaimed funds to a person without a claim. The law was originally proposed by state Treasurer Stacy Garrity last year.

Despite high demand, PA’s Whole-Home Repairs program didn’t get additional funding in the latest state budget, leaving thousands of homeowners waitlisted.

Raymond Lynch documented what he thought were serious problems with Hershey Medical Center’s kidney and liver transplant programs. He was dismissed by Penn State Health just weeks before a federal review.

The decision casts doubt on the success of the health system’s extensive efforts to rebuild the programs.