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PENNSYLVANIA FURNACE, PA — Pennsylvania recognized 13 family farms Thursday for maintaining ownership across generations, including a Centre County property held by the same family since 1813, as the state marked the agricultural operations during Penn State's Ag Progress Days.
SCRANTON, PA — Pennsylvania is directing $3 million to provide free menstrual products in schools statewide under the 2026-27 budget, extending an initiative that has received $9 million over three consecutive budgets and is expected to serve more than 650,000 students.
WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County health inspectors cited four food establishments on Aug. 14 for violations ranging from improper food temperatures and sanitation problems to continuing cockroach activity at a West Chester restaurant undergoing follow-up inspections, according to county inspection reports.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania will increase impaired-driving enforcement through Labor Day as state officials seek to reduce crashes after 8,658 incidents involving impaired drivers killed 258 people and left 881 with suspected serious injuries statewide last year.
SHARON, PA — Sharon's downtown business district gained access to as much as $225,000 in state support Thursday after Pennsylvania designated the city through its Main Street Matters program, giving local officials additional financing tools for business development, property improvements and public-space investment.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania's Turnpike Commission has strengthened its financial position since a 2022 state audit but continues to face heavy debt obligations and hundreds of millions of dollars in unpaid tolls, according to a new performance audit released by Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania environmental agencies are adopting a statewide strategy to guide where and how communities expand public fishing and boating access, targeting barriers that can keep residents from reaching the Commonwealth's rivers, streams and lakes.
PITTSBURGH, PA — Pennsylvania is putting $125 million into a new program designed to expand venture capital, commercialize research and strengthen technology-driven industries, an investment state officials promoted Friday at Carnegie Mellon University as part of the Commonwealth's 2026-27 budget.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon on Aug. 13 to develop a new Navy procurement model that can temporarily shift construction of certain U.S. military ships to foreign yards in exchange for investment in American shipbuilding capacity, part of a broader overhaul aimed at cutting delays, expanding repair infrastructure and increasing competition.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is ending publication of consumer complaint narratives and related visualizations in its public database, reducing public access to company-specific allegations that the agency says are unverified and can provide a misleading picture of financial firms' legal compliance.
