Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Abolishes Prison Gerrymandering

By Madeleine Carlisle and Sanya Mansoor

Trump Gave a Scholarship to a 4th Grader ‘Trapped’ in a ‘Failing’ Public Education at the State of the Union. She Reportedly Attends a Top Charter School

By Madeleine Carlisle

Accused of Calling a Black Juror 'Aunt Jemima,' Pennsylvania Judge Barred From Cases 

By Mahita Gajanan

Someone Apparently Left Bottles Full of Bedbugs in a Pennsylvania Walmart

By Josiah Bates
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5 Killed, Dozens Injured in Pennsylvania Crash

The crash occurred in Mount Pleasant Township, about 30 miles east of Pittsburgh

By Tara Law

Philadelphia Man Allegedly Confesses to Killing Four Relatives in Shooting at Family Home

29-year-old Maurice Louis had bought the shotgun used a day beforehand

By Josiah Bates

Penn State Suspends Fraternity as Police Investigate 17-Year-Old's Death in Off-Campus House

The news comes two years after a high-profile fraternity death at the university

By Katie Reilly

A 2-Year-Old Is Dead and an 11-Month-Old Is in Critical Condition After Two Weekend Philadelphia Shootings

Police have not made any arrest in the shootings

By Gina Martinez

Pennsylvania Groom Sexually Assaulted Bridesmaid Two Days Before His Wedding, Police Say

He's now charged with the involuntary deviate sexual intercourse of an unconscious person

By Mahita Gajanan

Lawyer Describes Negotiating End to Philadelphia Standoff

“I'm just going to be very truthful –– I don't know how I feel right now,' Shaka Johnson tells TIME

By Gina Martinez

What to Know About the Philadelphia Police Standoff

It's unclear how many officers have been shot or the extent of their injuries

By Josiah Bates and Jamie Ducharme

Man Stabs 2 Women in Pennsylvania, Killing 1 of Them

The first woman died as a result of her wounds and the second woman, who "may have been wearing a hijab" was reported as being in "stable condition"

By Sanya Mansoor

Pennsylvania Woman Faces Mischief, Lewdness Charges After Urinating on Walmart Potatoes

You say 'potato,' she says 'pee-tato.'

By Currie Engel

PA Legsislators Have Screaming Match Over Poor Assistance

“Mr. President, your role is to enforce the rules of the senate, not to be a partisan hack”

By Tara Law

An Explosion in Philadelphia Could Make Your Fourth of July Road Trip a Lot More Expensive

Gas prices are likely to rise after a fire at the east coast's largest refinery

By David Marino and Barbara Powell / Bloomberg

16 Tons of Cocaine Seized in Philadelphia Port

Federal officials estimate the street value at over $1 billion

By Jasmine Aguilera

Trump Trains His Fire on Biden in Pennsylvania

President Trump seems itching for a fight against Joe Biden. Monday night he tried out some new jabs.Standing in front of thousands of supporters at a rally in north central Pennsylvania, Trump leveled multiple attacks...

By Brian Bennett / Montoursville, Pa.

Biden Settles on Election Theme of Unity

Former Vice President Joe Biden has had it with partisan gridlock and political games. He thinks he can still find a way to work with rival Republicans. And he thinks President Donald Trump wakes up...

By Philip Elliott

Biden Looks to Make a Splash With Official 2020 Kickoff

Since he joined the crowded field of Democratic presidential contenders, former Vice President Joe Biden has worn the mantle of frontrunner comfortably.Polls show him ahead by double digits, nationally and in early nominating states. His...

By Philip Elliott

Pittsburgh Is Moving Forward With Gun Reform After the Tree of Life Shooting. But the Legal Battle Is Just Beginning

Pittsburgh’s City Council has approved three controversial gun reform bills months after a gunman shot and killed 11 people at the city’s Tree of Life synagogue. But the votes set up the city for a...

By Mahita Gajanan
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