Beyond the familiar red vs. blue battle, alternative parties are gaining momentum, and a growing bloc of independent voters is demanding a greater say.
2025: The ‘first’ year of AI
Leaders at the state and national level, academics, and industry insiders have all worked to make the commonwealth a destination of choice for AI innovation.
Shapiro makes moves to support Pennsylvanians who rely on SNAP
Shapiro signed a declaration of disaster emergency to expedite the delivery of $5 million in state funding to Feeding Pennsylvania.
Municipal Police Officers’ Commission approves two new police academies
New police academies will help get more officers into communities.
Senate hopes to sweeten AI deals, with a caveat
Eagerness to capitalize on the growing AI industry has been a rare point of agreement between Democrats and Republicans in the state.
Bipartisan flood risk disclosure bill advances
The bill, introduced by Warren and Zimmerman and approved unanimously by the House Insurance Committee, would require home sellers to disclose critical flood-related information to prospective buyers.
Joe Linus: Shapiro puts energy consumers at risk
Even without the new influx of data centers, electricity costs are rising in Pennsylvania because of Shapiro’s policies.
Amazon to invest $20 billion in Bucks, Luzerne sites for AI innovation campuses
Falls Township is among the first communities identified as a site for these future innovation campuses.
