Chris Potter | WESA
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The University of Pittsburgh is among nine institutions of higher learning that Vice President JD Vance says will be investigated for potential visa fraud.
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With the Nov. 3 election less than one month away, Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro met Republican challenger Stacy Garrity for an hourlong debate Wednesday night — the only time the candidates are expected to face-off in such a forum.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has added his voice to a chorus of Democrats and industry leaders calling for the federal government to rein in the development of Artificial Intelligence. At an AI summit in Pittsburgh Thursday, the governor said the United States should also push China for "practical guardrails" to reduce the risk to the public posed by the technology.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service with 23 other states seeking to block President Donald Trump's attempt to control voting by mail ahead of midterm elections.
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The lawsuit alleges that the administration is "using hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funds as a cudgel [to] impose the current Administration's preferred policies" on voting rules.
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Richey was leading retired former UPS executive John Ventre by nearly 30 percentage points with about 33% of the vote remaining when The Associated Press called the race Tuesday night.
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The list of Democrats named in a series of online threats has nearly doubled in size. State Rep. Dan Frankel says he was told his name was on it after a "more thorough review."
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro promised a second term which could both cut red tape and affirm the bonds that join Pennsylvanians — and the country — together.
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The first-term senator and former Pennsylvania lieutenant governor fell during a walk after experiencing an episode of ventricular fibrillation, according to a spokesperson.
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A lawsuit filed by a public-interest group says the state's rules for property reassessment are unconstitutional, because it permits counties to go years or decades without revaluing properties — a practice the lawsuit says creates unequal tax burdens that hurt low-income households.