Maryann Pugh

Pennsylvania Reaches $1 Million Settlement With Dental Group HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday said his office has reached a $1 million settlement with a southeastern Pennsylvania d […]

Senate Panel Advances McCormick Bills on Iran, Energy and Passports WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday advanced four bipartisan bills backed by U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., i […]

Pa. House Panel Advances Data Center Moratorium Bill HARRISBURG, PA — A Pennsylvania House committee on Wednesday unanimously advanced legislation that would allow municipalities to temporarily halt c […]

Pa. House Advances Bill Updating Human Services References in State Law HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Wednesday approved legislation that would update outdated references to state agencies i […]

Pa. House Advances Overdose Aid Protections After Student Case HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Wednesday approved legislation that would shield people from certain criminal charges w […]

Pa. House Advances AI Disclosure Bill for Consumer Sales HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has approved legislation requiring businesses to disclose when artificial i […]

Chester County Appoints New Voter Services Director Ahead of Election Cycle WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County has appointed veteran diplomat and election administration professional Michele DiCaprio as director of the D […]

Dairy Queen Cited for Labeling, Plumbing Issues in Health Inspection WEST CHESTER, PA — A Dairy Queen location in West Grove was cited for multiple food-safety and maintenance violations during a June 17 inspection by t […]

Nokia Expands Pennsylvania Chip Operations With $30M Investment ALLENTOWN, PA — Nokia of America Corporation will invest $30 million to expand semiconductor testing and packaging operations in Lehigh County, a p […]

Pennsylvania Lawmakers Seek Grants for Holocaust Education HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers have introduced legislation to create a state grant program supporting Holocaust education and anti-hate i […]

Federal Funding Secures Presque Isle Shore Protection Work WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal officials have committed $1.5 million for shoreline protection work at Presque Isle State Park, providing Pennsylvania’s s […]

Inspectors Flag Multiple Food Safety Issues Across County WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County health inspectors cited several food establishments for food safety and sanitation violations during inspections c […]

House Advances SNAP Security Upgrade to Combat Benefit Theft HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers unanimously approved legislation Monday that would require chip-enabled Electronic Benefit Transfer cards for S […]

Pitt Expands Tuition-Free Access at Regional Campuses GREENSBURG, PA — The University of Pittsburgh will waive tuition for eligible Pennsylvania students attending four regional campuses beginning in f […]

Postal Service Expands 250th Anniversary Campaign With Stamps, Historic Sites WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Postal Service is expanding its role in the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations with commemorative stamps, special mai […]

USDOT Seeks Supply Chain Data Authority to Cut Freight Delays WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Transportation is seeking congressional authority to create a nationwide supply chain data-sharing platform t […]

HUD Proposal Clears Path for Multi-Story Manufactured Homes WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Department of Housing and Urban Development has proposed changes to federal manufactured housing standards that would allow n […]

Interior Seeks Public Input on Climbing, Wilderness Policies WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Department of the Interior has opened a 60-day public comment period on proposed recreational climbing guidance and potential r […]

Chester County Health Inspectors Cite Phoenixville Beer Distributor WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County health inspectors cited a Phoenixville beer distributor for multiple food safety and facility maintenance v […]

Pennsylvania Officials Urge Tick Precautions as Lyme Cases Remain High LOWER WINDSOR TWP, PA — Pennsylvania officials on Monday urged residents to take precautions against tick bites and Lyme disease as the summer r […]