Governor Tom Corbett today declared a statewide disaster emergency to enable state, county and municipal governments to respond effectively to the impact of Hurricane Irene, a massive storm expected to impact much of the eastern half of the state.

Governor Tom Corbett today launched a two-day kayak tour of the Susquehanna River through central Pennsylvania to promote the state's vast natural resources and recreational opportunities. The governor set off this morning from the Sweigarts Island Boat Access in Paxton. He'll talk with residents and visit local attractions during the trip.

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Governor Tom Corbett today addressed the Government and Industry Luncheon at Ag Progress Days detailing his support for Pennsylvania's number-one industry.

See how the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources works to improve the quality of life for Pennsylvanians through outdoor programs and services.

Limited time rates on Keystone HELP loans available to homeowners in 19 affected counties for 90 days

Ending his 3 day kayak tour, Governor Tom Corbett today toured Lord and Taylor's distribution center in Wilkes-Barre

Frances Slocum State Park consists of 1,035 acres in Luzerne County and provides recreational opportunities for local residents and travelers, including camping, mountain-biking and hiking trails, plus 700 acres of designated hunting land.

Setting off this morning from Mehoopany, Wyoming County, Corbett will kayak down the Susquehanna River, through Wyoming and Luzerne counties, stopping along the way to talk with area residents and visit local attractions.

The PACE and PACENET programs, funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery, provide prescription drug benefits to income-eligible Pennsylvanians 65 and older.