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Lawyers trying to mount a class action lawsuit against Elon Musk and America PAC, a super PAC he funded to support President Donald Trump and other conservatives, say the defendants aren’t cooperating in turning over key documents.

“We’re getting the run-around,” said attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan, who is based in Massachusetts. “We’ve been delayed in getting discovery...


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With less than 100 days until the 2026 November election, Democrats and Republicans are preparing for pivotal Pennsylvania races that could have national implications. 

Democrats have their eye on the commonwealth because as a purple swing state, it’s poised to be a key player in the midterms, with several races that could determine control of the state legislatur...


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Providers caring for the commonwealth’s fastest-growing population got a little relief in Pennsylvania’s latest spending plan, securing guaranteed minimum funding for nursing homes. 

“I would say the General Assembly and the governor heard us loud and clear and I believe they absolutely came through on this,” said Garry Pezzano, the president and CEO of LeadingAge...


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This story was originally published by WITF.

A new Pennsylvania grant program will help fruit growers recover after an April freeze devastated crops this year. At Str...


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With state lawmakers likely to miss a court-imposed deadline to pass legislation addressing sentencing for second-degree murder, rhetoric about what that means has grown heated.

“There is a chance convicted killers could soon walk free,” Carbon County Republican Rep. Doyle Heffley said in a statement Friday.

The sentiment has been echoed by other GOP lawmakers i...


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