The national forest’s timber sales mean cash for local counties.
In southwest Pennsylvania, wells are dangerously close to homes and commercial development.
Many small towns across Pennsylvania are facing a growing problem: an aging population of local officials and a lack of younger residents stepping in to replace them.
Will the Pennsylvania Lottery offer more games with bigger payouts? Legislators will decide.
Cannabis transportation is a relatively new industry for Pennsylvania, carved out of regulations signed into law by former Gov. Tom Wolf when medical marijuana was legalized in 2016.
High-speed internet projects expected to link everyone in Pennsylvania.
With wagering just a click away, more younger gamblers call for help.
After strong opposition, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will not go forward with a proposed change that would have made it easier for problem bettors to return to casinos.
It’s been a local decision. That could change under the Trump administration.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board wants to change a rule allowing people back into casinos after a self-imposed ban expires.
Now, people have to work harder to stay out of casinos if they have a problem. The Gaming Control Board could change that.
Residents say they’re eager to serve their community amid a tense election season.
Pennsylvania’s top elections official said he can’t predict when the winner of the presidential election will be clear, but he urged for patience as Pennsylvania tallies the results.
For election workers in Southwestern Pennsylvania, it’s almost go time.
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