State Supreme Court interprets Sunshine Law. And 10 contenders vie for longtime Pa. politician Dwight Evans’ Congressional seat.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Monday that local officials do not need to give 24-hour notice to make changes to public agendas.
Dwight Evans has been a fixture in Pennsylvania's politics for decades. Evans announced earlier this year he'll be retiring at the end of his term - and there's no shortage of contenders for his Congressional seat - 10 at last count, including a former climate advisor to the Biden administration.
A Lancaster County judge signed an order Monday unsealing autopsy records in the 2003 death of a federal prosecutor whose body was found in a Brecknock Township creek. The move comes after a years-long effort by our sister newsroom, LNP LancasterOnline, to find out more about Jonathan Luna’s mysterious death.
A food manufacturer is moving from Lancaster to Harrisburg. The nation’s leading couscous manufacturer, US Durum Products, is relocating and expanding operations at a site along South 17th Street.
The $50.1 billion state budget includes increased funding for the Pennsylvania State Police
One area hospital is celebrating a rare baby boom - four sets of twins born within the span of one week.
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