Rep. Martina White introduced a resolution marking May 17 as an anniversary day for Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program. The measure highlights how EITC scholarships have helped over 600,000 students since its inception. White urges continued support amid ongoing debates about education funding.
A York County man was sentenced after failing to report millions earned from NFT sales on his taxes. Authorities say he must serve one year in prison following an extensive investigation into digital asset transactions.
Legend Hall received more than eleven years in prison after pleading guilty to two armed carjackings committed last fall in Philadelphia and Upper Darby. Authorities say multiple victims were threatened at gunpoint before their vehicles were stolen.
Rep. Jill N. Cooper detailed new bipartisan bills addressing data center regulation in Pennsylvania during her latest update. She also shared information about upcoming community events including document shredding services, a women’s tea event, and financial aid webinars.
During the first quarter of 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) carried out six inspections at six veterinary companies in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Senate has approved a bill requiring public school sports teams be designated based on biological sex. Senators Judy Ward and Kristin Phillips-Hill say it will protect fairness for female athletes amid ongoing debate over eligibility rules.
State Rep. James Rigby will hold a free concealed carry seminar in Cresson on May 7. The event aims to inform current and prospective permit holders about their responsibilities under Pennsylvania law.
The Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill requiring school sports teams be designated based on biological sex. Supporters say this measure will ensure fairness and safety for female athletes statewide.
Pennsylvania State Senator Scott Martin highlighted efforts to retain young talent through programs like Grow PA, which ties scholarships to in-state job commitments.
U.S. Representative Daniel Philip Meuser said that ‘small businesses succeed when they can keep more of their hard-earned money’ during ongoing congressional discussions about tax reform.