Ben Wasserstein

In a sometimes chaotic and acrimonious late-night session Wednesday, the state House passed several pieces of legislation — known as code bills — to move the delayed state budget closer to the finish line.

Mike Vereb, a former state lawmaker who was Gov. Josh Shapiro’s secretary of legislative affairs, resigned Thursday.

The college credit requirement to enter the Pennsylvania State Police Academy is no longer needed.

Since 2010, 164 suicides have occurred at state parks and forests, according to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

For more than a week, Maui has been enduring devastating wildfires, which now rank among the deadliest in United States history

Passage of the state budget could not have come soon enough for some public education groups.

Pennsylvanians could be smoking a different plant should new legislation legalizing recreational cannabis become law.

Republican politicians object to the nonprofit's new president, who has said she's a Marxist.

The debate over a person’s right to an abortion has been amplified since Roe v. Wade was overturned last summer.

Faster internet for all Pennsylvanians is just around the corner.