Maryann Pugh

Pennsylvania Expands Lifesaving Overdose Network Statewide HARRISBURG, PA — More Pennsylvanians now have access to free overdose-reversing medication and drug testing tools as the state’s Overdose Pre […]

FDA Approves First Treatment Targeting Hunter Syndrome Brain Effects WASHINGTON, D.C. — Children with a rare genetic disorder that affects the brain and body will have access to a newly approved treatment designed to s […]

$600M Bridge Funding Targets Congestion, Safety on I-95 WASHINGTON, D.C. — A major infrastructure project replacing a key Delaware River crossing will move forward after federal officials awarded $600 m […]

FTC Settlement Bars Firm Over Alleged Business Scam Claims WASHINGTON, D.C. — A company accused of misleading entrepreneurs with false income promises will be banned from selling business opportunities under a […]

New SBA Loan Program Aims to Lower Grocery Prices WASHINGTON, D.C. — Small businesses across the food supply chain will gain expanded access to federally backed loans starting May 1 under a new p […]

IRS Urges Free Filing Options as Tax Deadline Nears WASHINGTON, D.C. — Millions of taxpayers who have not yet filed their 2025 federal returns can still access free filing tools and assistance through I […]

Nuclear Export Bill Aims to Counter China, Boost U.S. Jobs WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bipartisan proposal introduced Thursday could expand U.S. nuclear energy exports and strengthen domestic job growth by enhancing f […]

Tax Credit Push Could Boost Refunds Before April Deadline PHILADELPHIA, PA — Eligible Pennsylvania residents could receive larger tax refunds this year as state officials promote a tax credit program d […]

$23M in Surprise Checks Headed to Pa. Residents’ Mailboxes HARRISBURG, PA — More than 100,000 Pennsylvania residents are set to receive unclaimed property payments totaling nearly $23 million as part of the s […]

White House Launches Mobile App for News, Video, and Public Feedback WASHINGTON, D.C. — The White House on Friday launched a new official mobile application designed to provide real-time updates, live video, and a d […]

Health Inspectors Flag Violations at West Chester Eatery WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported food safety violations at one facility following inspections conducted on March 27, w […]

Trump Orders Emergency Pay for TSA Workers Amid Shutdown WASHINGTON, D.C. — Transportation Security Administration employees will receive back pay and benefits despite an ongoing Department of Homeland S […]

Geothermal Bill Advances, Could Reshape PA Energy Future HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering new regulations that could allow geothermal energy development statewide, potentially e […]

Phorid Fly Crackdown Expands Countywide, Bringing Relief HARRISBURG, PA — Chester County residents and mushroom growers will face stricter pest control requirements and gain access to new state funding a […]

New State Division Targets Rural Access to Civil Rights HARRISBURG, PA — Residents in Pennsylvania’s rural communities will see expanded access to civil rights resources and outreach efforts following the […]

Endless Mountains Push Gains Momentum With New Senate Bill WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bipartisan proposal introduced this week could bring federal recognition and increased tourism investment to northeastern P […]

$5.5M Farm Investment Targets Water Pollution, Boosts Sustainability MANHEIM, PA — Farmers across Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River Basin will receive more than $5.5 million in state-supported funding to reduce water pol […]

Pennsylvania Treasury Returns $16K to Greencastle Fire Company GREENCASTLE, PA — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Rep. Chad Reichard announced this week that $16,559.17 in unclaimed property has been r […]

Audit Finds Violations, Flags Risk to Spring City Fire Relief Funds SPRING CITY, PA — The Pennsylvania Auditor General released a compliance audit of the Liberty Fire Company Relief Association of the Borough of S […]

Could Federal Contracts Change? New Order Targets DEI Rules WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal contractors could face new restrictions and penalties after President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order Thursday p […]