Maryann Pugh

SBA Opens $50 Million Grant Push for U.S. Manufacturers WASHINGTON, D.C. — Small manufacturers across the United States could receive expanded training, consulting, and technical support through a new $50 m […]

SBA Opens $50 Million Grant Push for U.S. Manufacturers WASHINGTON, D.C. — Small manufacturers across the United States could receive expanded training, consulting, and technical support through a new $50 m […]

IRS Opens Applications for VITA, TCE Grant Programs WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Internal Revenue Service is accepting applications through May 31 for its Tax Counseling for the Elderly and Volunteer Income T […]

Trump Touts Surprise Jobs Surge as Economists Miss Forecasts WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. economy added 115,000 jobs in April, nearly doubling many economists’ forecasts and giving the Trump administration a fre […]

Pennsylvania Growers Face Massive Losses After Freeze Ravages Crops LANCASTER, PA — Pennsylvania fruit growers could face up to $200 million in losses after a devastating April freeze damaged orchards and specialty c […]

USDA Awards $670K to PA Farms in Rural Growth Push HARRISBURG, PA — Four Pennsylvania farms and agricultural businesses will receive more than $670,000 in federal funding to expand food production, m […]

Mold, Expired Food, and Sanitation Issues Found in Chester County Inspections WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department cited multiple food establishments across Chester County for food safety and sanitation v […]

Ancient Rock Site Joins PA Forest System in Major Expansion HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania expanded its state forest system Thursday with the addition of Bilgers Rocks, a 173-acre geological site in Clearfield C […]

PA Attorney General Warns of Digital Invitation Email Scam HARRISBURG, PA — Dave Sunday is warning Pennsylvanians about a phishing scam in which cybercriminals use compromised email accounts to send fake d […]

Cold Food, Broken Equipment, and Sanitation Issues Hit Chester County Kitchens WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department cited multiple Chester County food establishments for food safety and sanitation violations d […]

New PA Law Ends Accessibility Code Limbo After Court Ruling HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania has restored its ability to update accessibility standards for buildings and public spaces after Gov. Josh Shapiro s […]

Philly Nuclear Project Promises Jobs, Cancer Drug Expansion PHILADELPHIA, PA — Pennsylvania officials on Wednesday highlighted a $450 million nuclear medicine project in Philadelphia that state leaders say c […]

Fetterman Presses FEMA Over Delayed COVID Payments to PA Hospitals WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than $600 million in federal COVID-19 reimbursement funding remains unpaid to Pennsylvania healthcare providers, prompting U […]

PA Restores Contractor Portal After Cyberattack Disruption HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania contractors can once again register and renew their state home improvement licenses online after a cyber incident last y […]

Unsafe Food Temps, Dirty Equipment Trigger Chester County Warnings WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County Health Department inspectors cited five food establishments during May 6 inspections, including violations i […]

PA House Adopts Resolution Recognizing Ukrainian Independence Day WEST CHESTER, PA — Chris Pielli said the Pennsylvania House has adopted his resolution recognizing August 24, 2026, as Ukrainian Independence Day in P […]

Shapiro Unveils Office Overhaul Amid $180M Savings Push HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania officials on Tuesday unveiled a newly renovated workspace for the Office of State Inspector General as part of the S […]

Chester County Lawmaker Revives AI Disclosure Push HARRISBURG, PA — Online shoppers in Pennsylvania could eventually be told when images, videos, or other marketing content were created using a […]

Fetterman Pushes Crackdown on ‘Fake Meat’ Labels WASHINGTON, D.C. — Shoppers could soon see stricter labeling rules for plant-based and lab-grown meat alternatives under bipartisan legislation i […]

Treasury Blocks Payment for Shapiro Home Upgrades Amid Legal Fight HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity said the state cannot legally use taxpayer funds to pay for security-related upgrades already c […]