Commissioners trimmed a chief of staff post and a $500,000 campaign-matching fund before approving the 2027 budget 7-2.

Annville's LVC is chasing its biggest fundraising goal ever, with donors already covering more than two-thirds of it.

State Sen. Nick Miller's bill would keep AI out of student crisis counseling, though schools could still use it for scheduling.

Robert Downs pulled both applications for the Gravel Pike project, but he's already eyeing light-industrial or residential uses for the land.

Outside Allentown, Jenny Escolastico can't afford to work because childcare would cost more than her paycheck. Her vote next month is up for grabs.

Supervisors unanimously passed new zoning rules after a developer's data center plans landed on their desks — but a resident coalition says the protections don't go far enough.

Mayor Eddie Morán's $129 million 2027 plan skips a tax hike, but Reading risks sliding back into financial distress.

The School District of Lancaster says the status quo isn't an option as it weighs closing Price Elementary and Wheatland Middle School.

CD&R and McKesson are taking the home-infusion company private at $32.05 a share, a 37% premium.

Harrisburg hosted the one and only Shapiro-Garrity faceoff, with skill games and data centers taking center stage.

Sharlene Rochard told Bristol voters the Epstein files contain her life as she stumped for Democrat Bob Harvie.