Tom Lehman

One Cumberland County's desire to renegotiate, or potentially stop participating in an agreement with a regional police department, has highlighted the latest case of some boroughs struggling to fund local law enforcement and instead potentially use Pennsylvania State Police.

Lawmakers on Wednesday, who were among those referenced in court documents charging a Lebanon, Pa., man with making terroristic threats against

The Broad Street Market in Harrisburg is exploring event rentals in its Stone Building to help cover utility costs and keep the market running.

Pennsylvania's gubernatorial candidates won't have an opponent on the ballot in the primaries, but they spent the days before the election on the campaign trail to raise their profiles — and their picks for other races.

Incumbent Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, and Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity will compete in the Pennsylvania governor's race in 2026

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is appealing to the state Supreme Court after a lower court struck down the state's ban on Medicaid coverage for abortions.

Rainy weather is already affecting some Memorial Day weekend events in the Harrisburg area, but several major attractions are still moving forward as planned.

After public safety incidents led to a fireworks hiatus in 2025 for Harrisburg's Fourth of July festivities, the city is set to reverse course and once again launch a colorful display in the skies in 2026.

A 15-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting near North Sixth and Emerald streets in Harrisburg, authorities said.

Data center projects in Pennsylvania, including the Susquehanna Valley, are drawing attention and sparking debate over their impact on communities and the environment, becoming a key issue in the governor's race.