PA WIC Director Sally Zubairu-Cofield said in a letter that she faced inconsistent treatment and troubling comments “regarding my identity as a Black woman.”

Lawmakers aim to protect mobile home residents from steep fee increases. Community owners say it caps revenue without cutting operating costs.

In a letter sent to customers in rural Centre County, Rock Spring asked about interest in forming a cooperative to manage water service.

The health system is expanding its volunteer program to keep patients insured when the Trump administration’s stricter Medicaid rules go into effect.

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The legislation would especially benefit rural Pennsylvania, which often has more state-owned land and fewer residents.

The Trump admin has added an ‘alignment review’ for Title X grants, which help low-income and uninsured patients access family planning.

Experts say political debates are getting rarer, but this year both PA candidates for governor say they’re open to it.

Five role-playing bots claimed to be doctors, then provided fake Pennsylvania medical license numbers when prompted.

Rock Spring and Pennsylvania American have three months to reach a deal ending a yearslong battle over service failures in Centre County.

Pennsylvania’s new maternal health plan has been praised as ambitious, but advocates warn funding may fall short of long-term goals.

Despite an ongoing mental health crisis, fewer Pennsylvania farmers are calling a helpline designed for them.

After years of unreliable service, a judge has recommended a private sale of Rock Spring Water Company to Pennsylvania American.

After years of unreliable service, a judge has recommended a private sale of Rock Spring Water Company to Pennsylvania American.

The five-year Rural Health Transformation Program is meant to expand and strengthen access to care, but state officials and experts warn the money isn’t enough to fix every problem.

The U.S. Mint’s production facility in Philadelphia employs a team of sculptors and designers who translate iconic history into pocked-sized art.

Deed records show the Trump administration purchased a 520,000-square-foot warehouse in Hamburg, PA, for $87.4 million on Feb. 2.

They left big cities for rural Pennsylvania and have formed a network of support in downtown Brookville.

Rock Spring, Pennsylvania American, and utility regulators have proposed competing plans for the future of the water system in rural Centre County.

The measure would formally bar Reading, PA, police from collaborating with ICE.

With the state budget nearly four months late, Pennsylvania schools, nonprofits and local governments are paying the price while lawmakers keep fundraising.

Rock Spring Water Company could still voluntarily sell to the State College water authority, but a judge overseeing the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission process said time for a deal will run out...

On Nov. 4, Pennsylvania voters will decide whether to retain three state Supreme Court justices. Here’s how the court has shaped urban communities.

Three justices on Pennsylvania’s highest court are up for retention on Nov. 4. Here’s a look at how past rulings have influenced rural communities.

The University of Pittsburgh's new Horror Studies Center is home to a global research network dedicated to the genre, which has deep Pennsylvania ties.

The finance and investment committee last month unanimously voted against moving forward with a proposal for WHYY to acquire WPSU..

The Centre Daily Times has filed a lawsuit against the Pennsylvania State Police to force the release of the footage.

Clearfield County will make $1 million to act as the middleman between ICE and GEO Group, which operates Moshannon Valley Processing Center.

He is detained in the Moshannon Valley Processing Center near Philipsburg, but many questions remain.

After years of unreliable service, Rock Spring Water customers can speak up on Sept. 30 ahead of a possible forced sale of the company.

For over a century, central Pennsylvanians have gathered near the start of fall to celebrate Goose Day, a quirky holiday with ties to Europe.

With recurring state funding off the table, transit systems outside Philly and Pittsburgh are preparing for service cuts, fare hikes, and hiring freezes.

After years of unreliable service, Rock Spring Water customers can speak up on Sept. 30 ahead of a possible forced sale of the company.

Penn State said the “most promising option” to save the station was rejected by a committee on the university’s board of trustees.

“We know this is a deeply disappointing outcome and we are grateful to the dedicated WPSU employees whose work has enriched our lives and made our community stronger,” David Kleppinger, chair of the b...

The attack temporarily took out the department’s website and email and locked staff out of court files.

The Public Utility Commission is moving toward forcing Rock Spring to sell, but says it can’t order a transfer to State College.

The Public Utility Commission is moving toward forcing Rock Spring to sell, but says it can’t order a transfer to State College.

Options for landslide and sinkhole insurance are limited. A new proposal would create a state-run program for Pennsylvania homeowners.

The budget is more than seven weeks late and there’s no sign of a deal in Harrisburg. That’s starting to mean cuts for funding recipients.

A bill that passed the PA House unanimously would remove campground amusement taxes, helping small businesses at the expense of local government revenue.

Spotlight PA traces unions, lobbyists, and corporations behind 15% of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s $4M inauguration, but most donors remain undisclosed.