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Lack of telehealth law in Pennsylvania a major headache for patients who need it most
The state is one of only seven that do not require reimbursement for virtual visits, meaning patients must deal with uneven insurance coverage and some medical providers who don’t want to bother.
See how the proposed Pennsylvania congressional map scores in every key area
The map’s lack of compact districts and its clear advantage for Republicans will likely be key sticking points as negotiations begin in the legislature and with Gov. Tom Wolf.
Investigations of Pennsylvania State Police troopers who injure, kill should be independent, panel says
The proposed reform comes amid increased scrutiny of the nearly unchecked power of local district attorneys in Pennsylvania to decide whether or not to bring charges against police officers.
Pennsylvania State Police launch program for older teens at “The Hill”
Pennsylvania State Police are launching a program for older teens at the PSP Academy, located just over the county-line in Hershey, PA.
District attorney consulted with Pennsylvania State Police before shooting, then ruled it justified
The case has become the impetus for sweeping new recommendations to reform who investigates state troopers when they injure or kill someone.
How to weigh in on Pennsylvania’s next congressional map
This year’s redistricting cycle has produced its first map, though it won’t be the last. Here’s how to get involved.
Downtown Lebanon plans Bologna Drop for New Year’s Eve; all invited (Updated)
After ringing in 2021 virtually, the Lebanon New Year’s Eve Bologna Drop returns for the 25th time to commemorate 2022 in the most Lebanon way.
Proposed redrawing of Pennsylvania’s congressional map draws mixed reviews
The state House GOP selected a map submitted by a former Republican commissioner in Lehigh County that emphasizes equal population above all else.
[Photo Story] Demolition of Gingrich Memorial Pool underway at Coleman’s
Demolition of the Gingrich Memorial Pool at Coleman Memorial Park is now underway.
Omicron variant detected in Pennsylvania. Here’s what you need to know.
At the moment, much of what we know about omicron — declared a “variant of concern” by the U.S. government — is preliminary and subject to change.
Renters in parts of Pa. shut out of rent relief as counties elsewhere sit on millions in unused aid
The inefficiency was caused by state lawmakers who chose to distribute most of the money by population rather than the actual number of renters in each county.
County Commissioners will raise taxes to cover capital project, other rising costs
Jamie Wolgemuth, chief clerk/county administrator, said General Fund expenses are increasing by 6.63 percent to over $54 million in 2022.
Vaunted Pennsylvania Society weekend loses luster among politicos
The annual gathering of Pennsylvania politicians, lobbyists, and business owners is losing its allure, watchdogs and some attendees say.