Spotlight PA

After a loss in the state Supreme Court, Republicans will attempt to override a Wolf veto and curtail his powers.

Pennsylvania is still sitting on $1 billion provided through the federal CARES Act, as legislative leaders wait to see if Congress will pass another relief bill.

Officials are routinely citing the law to deny public records requests, but legal experts say the state can be more transparent — if it wants.

Potential liability should students or staff become infected with COVID-19 at school is a top concern among some education leaders.

Here’s everything you need to know about the different coronavirus tests and what they can — and can’t — tell you.

Some had criticized the university for forcing students to “assume any and all risk” of contracting the virus, which they said amounted to a liability waiver.

When treatment facilities ignore coronavirus protocols, patients are forced to choose between recovery and safety.

Education Secretary Pedro Rivera will be Thaddeus Stevens College’s next president, the school said in a press release.

Despite the state’s struggles to keep case counts low, the department told volunteers it planned to wait until the fall to resume trainings.

Without additional federal aid, the state will probably have to make serious budget cuts or significantly increase borrowing to make ends meet.

State officials say the six-month contract is needed to give workers and visitors greater confidence that the facilities are safe.