Gov. Tom Wolf and Pennsylvania police officials recently announced that they would be following in line with federal ghost gun guidelines that are designed to curb gun violence.
Gov. Tom Wolf has marked May 1-7 as Pennsylvania Small Business Week, and he recently urged people to support small businesses because they are vital for the state’s economy.
Gov. Tom Wolf’s former chief of staff Eric Hagarty has been named the replacement for Dr. Noe Ortega as the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s acting secretary, a recent press release from the governor's office said.
Last week Gov. Tom Wolf announced that 26 PAsmart apprenticeship programs are being awarded $11 million in workforce development funding in an effort to support businesses and workers in Pennsylvania.
Agricultural experts gathered at the Indiana County Conservation District this week to demonstrate how to use a trap that safely catches the invasive lanternfly.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission along with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) will be prohibiting rock climbing on two game lands in Fayette County.
This past week First Lady Frances Wolf met with legislators and students from all over the state to discuss food insecurity among students at the state capitol.
Spotted lantern flies are an invasive species to Pennsylvania and the rest of the U.S., and last week the state's agriculture department added 11 counties to a quarantine list in an effort to control the issue statewide.
Government officials in Pennsylvania are calling on the General Assembly to use $1.7 billion in leftover funds from the American Rescue Plan, to help the elderly and people with disabilities with property tax rebates.
It has been 12 years since President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, and in celebration Gov. Tom Wolf praised how it has helped access to healthcare across the nation and in the Quaker State.
Saint Marys Area School District will be receiving $200,000 in funding to create a student run manufacturing program that is expected to start during the 2022-23 school year.
The University of Pennsylvania's gymnastics team completed a historic season at the first ever Gymnastics East Conference (GEC) Championship with a record-setting score of 196.950, beating the previous record of 196.225 that was set a week prior in Maryland.
The Erie County Department of Health (ECDH) has a new director, with Erin Mrenak taking the reins as approved by County Executive Brenton Davis, the Erie County Board of Health and the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
In a time of economic uncertainty, Attorney General Josh Shapiro and Acting Consumer Advocate Patrick Cicero are urging residents who need assistance in paying their utility bills to use programs available from the state.
Key members of the Wolf Administration, including the Pennsylvania Commission for Women and the Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor & Industry, spoke on Tuesday about putting an end to the gender wage gap in honor of Equal Pay Day.