Spotlight PA
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Pa. Can Move Ahead With Broadband Expansion After Feds Back Down on Wage Dispute
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Pa. now has four years to make the faster internet services available to residents.
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What’s Next for Data Centers in Pa.? State Lawmakers Are Split on How to Regulate Them
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The state House recently passed bills to mandate energy use disclosure, require data centers to contribute to state programs and more.
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Stacy Garrity and Josh Shapiro’s Quiet Primary for Pennsylvania Governor Is Over
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Incumbent Shapiro and Republican Garrity were both uncontested in the primary, which allowed them both a long runway to ramp up their campaigns and begin fundraising.
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What Time Do Polls Open and Close Tuesday in Pa.? All the Information You Need for Primary Election Day 2026
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Pennsylvanians head to the polls on Tuesday to vote in races including governor, U.S. House, state House and Senate and more. Here’s what to know.
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Quiz: Can You Name Pa.’s Largest and Smallest Town? How About the Densest?
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The eight-question quiz lets you match some Pennsylvania superlatives to the place in the state where they’re located, from the highest peak to the tallest Santa.
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Skill Games, Sports Betting Interests Are Spending Millions Competing Over 3 GOP State Senate Primaries
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The primaries feature three prominent incumbents who are central in ongoing talks about how to regulate skill games and find state revenue.
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Great PA News Quiz: A Justice Leaves His Party, Shapiro Calls for Farm Aid, and No More Spirit
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In this week’s quiz: Trump nominates Mastriano for ambassadorship, a state board sues over AI software and Pennsylvania hosts the PGA Championship.
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A Free Society Depends on a Free Press. Honor 1776 by Supporting Spotlight PA
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Two hundred fifty years ago this summer, delegates met in Philadelphia and signed their names to a document that risked everything. The Declaration of Independence was a bet that ordinary people, given truthful information about those in power, could govern themselves. That promise is harder to keep with every passing year. Though we’re overloaded with…
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Here’s What Is Happening in Pennsylvania Ahead of Next Week’s Election
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Mail ballot mixups and testing new election processes have led the headlines as Pa. counties prepare for the 2026 primary election.
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State Police Take Blame for Failing to Notify Lawmakers About Violent Threats, Promise a Better Alert Process
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Police became aware last month of a Lebanon County man making alleged hit lists. Lawmakers only found out this week.