Spotlight PA

Albright College slashed operational costs, eliminated half of its full-time staff, and sold unused assets.

The long-awaited GOP proposal moves Harrisburg’s marijuana talks forward, but the issue still divides the Pa. Senate.

Key lawmakers say talks are progressing, but privately, Democrats and Republicans are still struggling to agree on how much to spend.

The law, which will allow the Game Commission to set Sunday hunting dates, takes effect in early September.

The agency has asked states for voter rolls, information on election crimes, and procedures for checking voter eligibility, among other records. State officials question the scope of the requests.

Multiple former volunteers allege that Field of Screams in Lancaster County put teenagers in potentially dangerous situations, despite state rules meant to prevent such conditions.

The Shapiro administration has yet to say just how much repairing and upgrading the Harrisburg residence will cost after a brazen arson attack.

Pamela Hackenburg pleaded guilty to three felonies in county court after stealing almost $533,000 during her time as secretary of Gregg Township, a small rural community in central Pennsylvania.

Trump’s tax and spending bill will end federal support, and state lawmakers are unsure if they’ll renew their portion.

Several other states are also facing new scrutiny as the U.S. Department of Justice refocuses election-law enforcement.