Maryann Pugh

PA Officials Urge Organ Donation As 6,000 Await Transplants BRIDGEVILLE, PA — Pennsylvania officials are urging residents to register as organ donors, highlighting that more than 6,000 people statewide are c […]

PA Awards $500K To Expand Urban Farming, Lower Food Barriers WILKINSBURG, PA — Pennsylvania officials have awarded nearly $500,000 in grants to urban agriculture projects statewide, aiming to increase access to f […]

Governor’s Egg Hunt Brings Learning and Fun Together HARRISBURG, PA — Pre-K students from across Pennsylvania gathered for a festive Easter Egg Hunt at the Governor’s Residence on Wednesday, as Gov […]

New Chester County Program Aims to Reach Isolated Veterans WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County has launched a new Peer Ambassador Program designed to connect veterans with benefits and services they may not be a […]

Jury Finds Live Nation, Ticketmaster Liable In Monopoly Case HARRISBURG, PA — A federal jury has found Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. and its subsidiary Ticketmaster LLC liable for illegally monopolizing the l […]

Lawmakers Confront Maternal Care Failures After Shocking Testimony HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers are advancing efforts to address maternal health disparities after testimony revealed a woman gave birth r […]

PA 911 Upgrades Show Real Impact as Demand Surges SELINSGROVE, PA — Pennsylvania officials highlighted real-world benefits of upgraded 911 technology Tuesday as emergency call systems continue to h […]

PA Tour Highlights Tax Relief as Costs Continue to Squeeze NORRISTOWN, PA — Pennsylvanians could see continued tax relief in 2026 as state officials highlight more than $450 million already delivered to r […]

PA House Moves to Fix Gap in Men’s Restroom Access HARRISBURG, PA — Male caregivers could soon see expanded access to baby diaper-changing stations under legislation passed Tuesday by the Pennsylvania H […]

Senate Panel Advances Bill Targeting Social Media Risks for Kids WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bipartisan bill requiring mental health warning labels for minors on social media platforms advanced in the U.S. Senate Commerce C […]

Health Inspectors Cite Ongoing Cockroach Infestation in Downingtown Restaurant WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported continued food safety violations at a Downingtown restaurant following a follow-up i […]

Trump Signs Art Recovery, Small Business Bills Into Law WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two bipartisan federal bills expanding Holocaust art recovery rights and extending small business research programs are now law a […]

SNAP Rule Changes Raise Concerns for PA Recipients HARRISBURG, PA — Expanded federal work requirements for food assistance are reducing benefits and putting thousands of Pennsylvanians at risk of l […]

Dutch Royal Visit Highlights PA Investment Push, Urgency Builds PHILADELPHIA, PA — Pennsylvania officials used a visit from Dutch royalty to press for increased foreign investment, highlighting a $3.7 billion t […]

Health Inspectors Flag Food Safety Violations, Infestation in Chester County Restaurants WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported multiple food safety violations at several establishments following inspections c […]

FAA Hiring Surge Targets Controller Shortage, Urgency Builds WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Aviation Administration will open its annual hiring window for air traffic controllers on April 17 as federal o […]

$1.1B in Federal Housing Funds Target Tribal Communities WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than $1.1 billion in federal funding will support affordable housing development and services in nearly 600 Tribal c […]

OSHA Targets Heat Risks With Expanded Workplace Inspections WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal workplace safety officials will increase inspections in dozens of high-risk industries under an updated program aimed at r […]

FAA Says Counter-Drone Laser System Safe for Air Travel WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal officials have cleared a high-energy laser system designed to disable drones for use in U.S. airspace, concluding it does n […]

DOE Backs $263M Loan for U.S. Medical Isotope Facility WASHINGTON, D.C. — A proposed $263 million federal loan could help establish the nation’s first domestic commercial supply of a critical medical iso […]