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Pennsylvania may reconsider telehealth insurance coverage
(The Center Square) — Though it didn’t gain traction last session, one legislator is again pushing for mandating that health…
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Legal documents say union funneled $1.8M into lost trust fund
(The Center Square) – New legal documents filed recently in an ongoing union corruption case in Pennsylvania say officials funneled…
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Japanese company pursues U.S. Steel acquisition amid uproar
(The Center Square) – Japanese-owned Nippon Steel says that the company’s longtime presence in the United States makes it an…
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Pittsburgh’s ‘economic doldrums’ persist despite low unemployment
(The Center Square ) — Pennsylvania has struggled to reverse population losses in much of the state – this despite…
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Unknown unknowns: Pennsylvania doesn’t track inmate deaths
(The Center Square) — Hundreds of inmates die in Pennsylvania’s state prisons and county jails, but oversight is superficial at…
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Revenue Department Releases March 2024 Collections
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania collected $6.3 billion in General Fund revenue in March, which was $289.9 million, or 4.8 percent, more…
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Pa.’s voter registration and election management system is ready for 2024, Schmidt tells lawmakers
Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt told lawmakers Wednesday he is confident that Pennsylvania’s elections in 2024 will be “free,…
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Pennsylvania sees 45% increase in electric vehicles
(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania has seen dramatic growth in electric vehicle ownership, with a 45% rise compared to a…
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Pa. House Republicans seek to move voter ID bill forward
On Monday, Pennsylvania House Republican leadership announced they plan to file a discharge resolution to get a constitutional amendment for…
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Right to repair would save Pa. residents hundreds of dollars a year, House panel hears
Legislation giving consumers the right to repair electronic devices would save the average Pennsylvania household hundreds of dollars a year…
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