Maryann Pugh

$10.7M Investment to Bring 100 Tech Jobs to Harrisburg HARRISBURG, PA — A $10.7 million private investment will expand a digital marketing firm’s operations in Harrisburg, creating 100 new technology job […]

Statewide Crackdown Targets Aggressive Drivers Through April 26 PHILADELPHIA, PA — Drivers across Pennsylvania can expect increased police enforcement through April 26 as state and local agencies launch a c […]

Free Concert Series Across PA Aims to Draw Thousands HERSHEY, PA — Pennsylvania will host a five-city series of free concerts from late May through June as part of the state’s lead-up to the nat […]

New Vape Law Limits What Stores Can Sell in Pennsylvania HARRISBURG, PA — Thousands of vape retailers in Pennsylvania will soon be restricted to selling only state-approved products under a new law r […]

State Push Links Kids’ Books to $100 Education Accounts HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania is expanding efforts to connect early childhood reading programs with education savings accounts, linking free book d […]

Health Inspections Cite Violations, List Compliant Sites in Chester County WEST CHESTER, PA — Several Chester County food establishments were cited for health and safety violations during inspections conducted Thursday, A […]

Trump Claims Sharp Shift in Immigration Courts Sparks Debate WASHINGTON, D.C. — The White House says federal immigration courts are issuing more deportation orders and granting fewer asylum claims following c […]

State Funding Fuels Farm Growth Amid Rising Costs BLOOMSBURG, PA — A Columbia County orchard is expanding operations and increasing local food production after receiving more than $200,000 in s […]

State Effort Helps Returning Citizens Get Key ID Fast PHILADELPHIA, PA — Dozens of people reentering the workforce after incarceration received birth certificates on-site this week, removing a common b […]

Lawmakers Warn Rate Hike Could Strain Household Budgets HARRISBURG, PA — Proposed increases to electric and natural gas bills could raise monthly costs for southeastern Pennsylvania households by more than $ […]

Federal Spending Cuts Set to Take Effect in 2027 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Automatic federal spending cuts will take effect at the start of fiscal year 2027 under a presidential order requiring reductions a […]

Point State Park Upgrades Finished Early Ahead of Major Events PITTSBURGH, PA — Visitors to Point State Park will see upgraded walkways, improved lighting, and an earlier return of the park’s iconic fountain fol […]

New License Plate Lets Drivers Fund PA History Programs HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania drivers can now purchase a new specialty license plate that funds historical education programs while showcasing two of t […]

New Law Gives Storage Owners Power Over Unpaid Units HARRISBURG, PA — Self-storage business owners in Pennsylvania can now enforce rental agreements more quickly and take action against nonpaying c […]

Study Finds Stablecoin Rule Has Minimal Impact on Bank Lending WASHINGTON, D.C. — A federal economic analysis finds that banning interest payments on stablecoins is unlikely to significantly boost bank lending, w […]

FBI Disrupts Russian Hackers Using Home Routers in U.S. PHILADELPHIA, PA — Federal authorities have disabled part of a Russian cyber-espionage network that used compromised home and small business internet r […]

Chester County Health Inspections Cite Violations at Three Facilities WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County Health Department inspections conducted Tuesday identified multiple food safety and sanitation violations at three f […]

AI-Powered Investment Scams Surge on Social Media Platforms HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvanians are being urged to closely scrutinize investment ads on social media as state officials warn that increasingly s […]

Pa. Opens First Underground State Park, Expanding Access FARMINGTON, PA — Pennsylvania has opened its first underground state park, adding Laurel Caverns State Park as the Commonwealth’s 125th park and exp […]

Pennsylvania Expands Financial Literacy Push With New Partner Portal HARRISBURG, PA — More Pennsylvania organizations are being invited to share free financial literacy resources statewide through a new online hub l […]