
AG Dave Sunday launches pilot program to help those with mental illness. And Gov. Shapiro’s first foreign policy role.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is rolling out a new effort aimed at helping people with mental illness who commit low-level offenses, to avoid jail time. The program builds off the state’s Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative or LETI, originally created to address substance abuse.
Governor Josh Shapiro is stepping onto the international stage. Eight U.S. governors and two premiers of Canadian provinces elected Shapiro to lead a partnership overseeing the Great Lakes.
State House and Senate members held a joint public hearing to discuss artificial intelligence in education and workforce development.
Trout stocking season is now underway along Pennsylvania waterways.
Prosecutors are withdrawing DUI charges against a 37-year-old York Haven woman accused of hitting three people with her minivan at Harrisburg's Kipona Festival over Labor Day weekend.
Online casinos continue to power growth in the state’s gambling revenue. That’s according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s recently-released annual report, which showed a 27% increase in online casino revenue, over the last fiscal year.
Federal funding for housing is under threat - just as Berks County is facing record homelessness.
And a recycling company’s bankruptcy is leaving tons of discarded artificial turf across the state.
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