Maryann Pugh

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 […]

What Does Women’s Leadership Look Like? Pa. Event Explores It HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania leaders and public figures gathered to highlight women’s leadership and civic engagement during a Women’s History Month […]

Free World Cup Fan Zones Headed To Pa.—What It Means HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania residents will have free access to 2026 FIFA World Cup watch parties across the state after officials announced three p […]

Could a Fake PennDOT Text Cost You Your License? HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania officials are warning residents about a surge in text message scams that falsely threaten driver’s license or vehicle reg […]

Will New Rail Rules Prevent the Next Disaster? HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers advanced new rail safety requirements Wednesday aimed at reducing derailments and improving emergency r […]

Will Pa. Law Finally Reflect Same-Sex Marriage Rights? HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers advanced legislation Wednesday to update the state’s definition of marriage, aligning it with federal law tha […]

Chester County Reports Food Safety Violations at Multiple Sites WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported multiple food safety violations at licensed establishments across the county f […]

Penn State Faculty Weigh Union Vote Amid Tensions HARRISBURG, PA — Thousands of Penn State faculty members are preparing to vote on unionization next month as state lawmakers examine claims of a […]

Pa. Republicans Push Tax Cuts as Costs Climb HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania House Republicans are advancing a package of temporary tax cuts and cost-reduction measures aimed at lowering household e […]

Youth Trout Day Returns Saturday Ahead of Busy Season HARRISBURG, PA — Young anglers across Pennsylvania will get early access to stocked trout waters this Saturday as part of the state’s annual Men […]

Food Safety Violations Raise Concerns at Chester County Eateries CHESTER COUNTY, PA — Multiple food safety violations were identified at two Chester County establishments during March 25 inspections, including i […]

What Happened at Chester County’s March 11 Meeting? WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County officials approved contracts, grants, and administrative updates during their Wednesday, March 11, meeting, while r […]

Global AI Summit Draws 45 Nations to White House WASHINGTON, D.C. — An international summit hosted by First Lady Melania Trump brought representatives from 45 countries to the White House this week, f […]

Can Pa. Boost Energy Supply Without Higher Bills? HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers are exploring ways to expand energy generation and financing tools to meet rising demand without increasing c […]

Will Data Centers Raise Your Electric Bill? Pa. House Moves to Block It HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania residents could be shielded from rising electricity bills tied to expanding data centers under legislation passed by t […]

Juvenile Protections Bill Clears Pa. House Unanimously HARRISBURG, PA — Juveniles accused of misconduct on federal property in Pennsylvania could be routed through the state’s juvenile justice system und […]

Lawmakers Honor Mae Krier, Mark Rosie the Riveter Day HARRISBURG, PA — State Reps. Melissa Shusterman and Tina Davis honored Bristol resident Mae Krier on Tuesday as Pennsylvania marked “Rosie the Riv […]

Pa. Equal Pay Bill Stalls in Senate Amid Renewed Push HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers are renewing pressure on the state Senate to advance an equal pay bill that supporters say could reduce p […]