J.D. Prose

| A western Pennsylvania high school football team had its Friday night game canceled because of what the district's superintendent called “alleged incidents of misconduct” by players.

Pa.'s two U.S. Senate candidates debated several issues and got in some barbs, too.

A western Pennsylvania woman has filed a lawsuit claiming that a sewage pipe burst while she was playing slots at a casino, drenching her in fecal matter and putting her in the hospital for over two weeks.

The Cook Political Report change comes as most polls show a tightening U.S. Senate race over the last month.

The killing of a western Pennsylvania liquor control enforcement officer has ignited a furor after it was revealed that the suspect was let go by an embattled district judge for a violent offense last year.

| According to the most recent polling of Pennsylvanians, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are in a dead-heat race that could be decided by the whims of voters on Election Day, or maybe the weather.

Pennsylvania officials this week celebrated securing a “game-changing” $87 million in federal funding to help a clean-energy company build a new manufacturing plant that will create nearly 900 jobs.

The chief ran into a similar issue while at a previous job in Florida.

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The ad blitz will run through Election Day, according to the group Republican Votes Against Trump.