A pair of armed robbers are in the hospital after a Lyft driver shot them during a carjacking.
By Stephen Gutowski
Court ruling throws out more than 250 mail-in votes in Lehigh County
A Pennsylvania appeals court has reversed a lower court’s ruling to count hundreds of mail-in ballots in Lehigh County that did not include a date on the return envelope, as required by law.
By Victor Skinner
Stephen Wahrhaftig: Highlighting yet another threat to personal data
This Committee demand is an unreasonable waste of resources and a dangerous exposure of voter’s personal information.
By Stephen Wahrhaftig
Rebecca Oyler: Plan for bridge tolling a gift Pennsylvanians don’t want
PennDOT’s latest bridge tolling initiative not only digs into Pennsylvanians’ pockets, it limits representative self-government in our Commonwealth.
By Rebecca Oyler
Candidates speak out on ‘ghost flights’ of illegal immigrants into PA
The GOP has taken special notice of a recent surge in unaccompanied illegal immigrant minors being flown into Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport.
By Linda Stein
Kyle Sammin: Pa. State House map slants toward Dems and away from the state constitution
Pennsylvania’s “objective” committee to draw state house districts has emphasized the new principle of “proportionality” to cleverly gerrymander a map in favor of State Democrats.
By Kyle Sammin
Rep. Wendi Thomas: New maps for House districts are unfair and less competitive
A redistricting map proposed by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives sows political division and hurts our communities. It’s time for Pennsylvanians to make their displeasure heard.
By Rep. Wendi Thomas
Pennsylvania Turnpike, world’s most expensive tollway system, increases tolls 5%
Tolls on the Pennsylvania Turnpike increased over the weekend, widening the turnpike’s gap as the most expensive tollway system in the world.
By Victor Skinner
Terry Tracy: Why the Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial primary debate matters
This Wednesday, thirteen candidates are squaring off at Dickinson College for their first debate. Here is how to watch, and why it matters
By Terry Tracy
De facto charter school ban in Philly leads to growing waitlist, with dwindling time to apply
With less than a month left for students to apply for a spot in one of Philadelphia’s 85 public charter schools, a dearth of new school openings is making a lengthy waitlist even longer.
By Rick Rickman