Shapiro’s power plans draw mixed reactions
(The Center Square) - Positioning the commonwealth as a national leader in energy and data center development while keeping power reliable and affordable is... Read More.
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Black woman’s laugh on Zoom sparks racism lawsuit
A supervisor's reaction to a Black woman's laugh at a joke in a Zoom meeting has led to a discrimination lawsuit.
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Quadruple fatal magnifies focus on CDL licensure
(The Center Square) - Four people killed in Indiana by a big rig driver with a CDL license from Pennsylvania has magnified the consequences... Read More.
Lawsuit: First, 14th amendments violated by Penn State Extension School
(The Center Square) - First and 14th amendments were violated by the Penn State University Extension School because of "DEI-focused criteria and compelled DEI... Read More.
Report: Philadelphia short $17,000 per taxpayer
(The Center Square) - Philadelphia carries the third-highest tax burden in the nation, meaning it's short on its bills by roughly $17,000 per taxpayer.
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Minimum wage gets renewed focus in Pennsylvania
(The Center Square) - Pennsylvania's minimum hourly wage has been unchanged for 16 years, even as its neighboring states have climbed into the double-digits.
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Balancing Shapiro’s $53.3B budget hinges on legislative quagmires
(The Center Square) - Taxes on skill games and recreational marijuana could bring $2 billion into the state's bank account to help fund Gov.... Read More.
Single digit temperatures challenge power grid
(The Center Square) - Winter storms can topple power lines, but surging demand and extreme cold can also cause power plants to falter -... Read More.
Pa. Dems blast feds’ removal of slavery history in Phila.
Democrats in the Pennsylvania Senate bemoan a "pie-in-the-sky" approach to America's history taken by the Trump administration after crowbars and wrenches removed mentions of... Read More.
Health care workers remember Pretti at Pittsburgh vigil
(The Center Square) - Fred Rogers, one of Pittsburgh's most celebrated natives, once said "look for the helpers."
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