Regional & State News
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Sarah Boden
Harrisburg’s buffer zone ordinance is being challenged in court again.
Two anti-abortion activists who say Harrisburg is improperly applying its law banning protests within 20 feet of a healthcare facility argued their case Thursday at the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh synagogue trial is proving the obvious, but ultimately focused on the death penalty
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Tom Gralish
Disputes over education spending, cash reserves emerge as Pa. budget deadline approaches
The Democratic-controlled state House passed a budget plan this week that includes a major boost to education spending. It faced immediate opposition from Republicans who control the state Senate. -
Charles Fox
This Pa. county rejected voters’ flawed mail ballots. Then it refused to count their in-person votes.
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Jeremy Long
Amid smoky haze, medical officials recommend a return to masking
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David Klug
Robert Bowers’ voice heard for first time during synagogue shooting trial
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Joseph Ressler
Moms for Liberty, FreePA flagged as ‘antigovernment’ groups by watchdog
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Gabriela Martinez
A new exhibit remembers the lives of York residents buried in unmarked graves
The exhibit reveals details of the lives of some of the roughly 800 people buried in York City Cemetery.
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Pennsylvania House OKs $100 million for adult mental health services
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Here’s why there is so much smoke from Canada wildfires and is leading to air-quality alerts in US.
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Courtesy of Joe Khan
Ex-federal prosecutor to run for Pennsylvania attorney general
