Rift may exist in Kane's office
HARRISBURG — A top state prosecutor is raising questions about Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s hiring of outside lawyers to investigate a...
HARRISBURG — The state’s ethics court for judges said Thursday it wants more information about whether it should hold a Supreme Court justice responsible for e-mails wit...
PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania’s governor has declared a state of emergency as an approaching winter storm is expected to dump more than a foot of snow on much of the south...
Panel argues against returning license
HARRISBURG — The state office that investigates misconduct by lawyers argued Wednesday Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane ...
PITTSBURGH — A former church youth worker pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography, including some depicting adults performing sex acts with infants.
Andrew Patter...
HARRISBURG— Pennsylvania is moving to impose a two-year delay on the use of exams as a high school graduation requirement, after a wave of criticism from educators and a...
Budget battle is in its 7th month
HARRISBURG — A top Pennsylvania Republican senator suggested Tuesday that Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf will need to accept changes to a bipa...
Pgh. lawyer ends bid for attorney general
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh lawyer says he’s no longer seeking the Democratic nomination for attorney general, now that a lo...
HARRISBURG — John Hallas, former state park assistant director, has been named the director of the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of State...
Reforms touted for drop; union chief disagrees
HARRISBURG — The Wolf administration said Tuesday that Pennsylvania’s prison population decreased by 842 inmates last year...
