Pennsylvania

The first sentences are beginning to come out for those who were found guilty at trials.

Here are five places to celebrate the holiday in Harrisburg that you may have overlooked.

Here is a look at five weird laws that residents of Pennsylvania live with.

Here is a look at the top things to do over the Super Bowl weekend.

The Supreme Court has thrown out the redistricting plan but given no indication as to why.

In the latest twists one person pleads guilty and another has a delayed trial.

Donovan McNabb has accomplished great things as a quarterback, but he has never won a Super Bowl. He has failed in three different cities. Should he get another chance? You be the judge.

The Pennsylvania Voter ID Bill is drawing criticism from the NAACP as a civil rights violation, but the legislation continues to move right along.

For Pennsylvanians, the year 2011 has been dominated by sex abuse scandals. From the Catholic priest sex abuse case to the newfound allegations against Philly sportswriter Bill Conlin, it has been a year that many Pennsylvanians are ready to see end.

Pennsylvania is beginning the process of budgeting spending for 2012, and the early reports are that the Keystone State will again be in cost-cutting and spending freezing territory.

Pennsylvania's beer retailers are bracing for the potential increased competition that could come as a result of the new privatization laws making rounds in Harrisburg.

While Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett had clear goals for 2011 legislation, a few of his goals fell short of expectations.

Pennsylvania has all but scrapped the total liquor store privatization plan, but makes sweeping changes to current laws.

As the number of fracking wells grow in Pennsylvania, so too does the mileage of pipeline used to transport the natural gas to various locations.

While national traffic fatalities are at their lowest level in decades, the Keystone State experienced a climb in fatalities on the roads of Pennsylvania.

A report from the Environmental Integrity Project ranks the states with the highest amounts of toxic air pollution, as well as the highest emitting power plants in the country.

A federal panel has indicated it would like to see more cooperation and communication between the natural gas industry and federal and state regulators when it comes to fracking for the natural resource.

Is President Obama going to lose Pennsylvania next year and has he in fact already written it off? That seems to be the premise of a recent Pittsburgh Tribune article examining the changing political dynamic in a nominally Democratic state.

Jobs are becoming more plentiful and bankruptcy filings are down, which could indicate Western Pennsylvania is beginning to pull out of the recession.

Uncertainty about the benefits of privatizing liquor sales could delay Pennsylvania's decision on the issue.

An observation of the environment that is at stake in northern Pennyslvania's Marcellus Shale country.

Ohiopyle in Pennsylvania offers a visitor a chance to see some beautiful scenery, while floating a river of white frothy water.

Where are you from? I'm from Pennsylvania, the site of some mighty peculiar history.

There's plenty of odd creatures right here in the Keystone State for a cryptozoologist to study. Even the skies of Pennsylvania contain strange creatures

I'm a ridgerunner and thus a natural storyteller, and I love flatlander jokes. Just what is a flatlander? If you have to ask, you probably are one.

Regulations covering the Marcellus Shale drilling activity taking place in Pennsylvania are being dogged by concerns from several groups.

A Carnegie Mellon University study reveals that bonding fees for Marcellus Shale drilling companies are far too low. The law needs changed to prevent any surprises for taxpayers.

Another hurdle has appeared on Pennsylvania's road to Marcellus Shale legislation. This time a study by Carnegie-Mellon University reveals the bonding fee, or cost of plugging abandoned wells, is far too low.

The Marcellus Shale legislation that is moving forward in Pennsylvania still needs a bit of work before it be fair for residents and drilling companies.

The long awaited Marcellus Shale legislation is starting to emerge from Pennsylvania lawmakers. Still, several questions surround the bill.

In the wake of the death of Dan Wheldon, here is a look at some local racing legends that have died doing what they love.