“My soldiers need to be paid, and they need to have health insurance so that their families can be taken care of,” said Pennsylvania Army National Guard Lt. Col. Albert Fogle.
By Brett Sholtis A mother in Lancaster tried for years to help her grown son get consistent treatment for schizophrenia. Then, hoping to get him involuntarily committed for care, the family called the police.
By Brett Sholtis The Wolf Administration authorized postage-paid ballot return envelopes in August, planning to use money from federal emergency coronavirus aid to foot the bill.
Colder weather, school and complacency are all playing a role in the uptick in cases.
By Brett Sholtis As of Oct. 14, more than a half-million Pennsylvanians have returned their ballots, according to state data shared by the U.S. Elections Project. Seventy-six percent of those mail-in ballots came from registered Democrats, while just 16 percent came from Republicans.
