The state stopped collecting information on why older adults die during open abuse and neglect cases last year. State lawmakers are vying for genetic privacy after 23andMe announced its bankruptcy. What was once a coal-fired plant will eventually power AI. Finally, this company’s apparently one of the best to work for.

That bill which would require ICE to be notified if a suspect is an illegal immigrant has advanced. Food service workers around Philadelphia have landed a “historic contract.” Pittsburgh is in the midst street-sweeping, and it has a new way of ticketing cars that were left parked in scheduled areas. Also, no, you’re not drunk — that road really looks like that.

Workers at a charter school have been charged with physically abusing dozens of students. More than a third of school districts statewide saw teacher vacancies in the 2024-25 school year. If you get a check in the mail, it’s actually not a scam. Plus, these two are among the top five best MLB stadiums around.

Bucks County residents are suing Sunoco. A data breach on a county network is under investigation. Trout season is nigh. And a team of archaeologists unearthed an ancient tomb.

Carnegie Mellon is among multiple universities that must address its ties to China. A bill would require state and county prosecutors to let ICE know if a suspect is an illegal immigrant. The weather for many is going to be so nice this weekend. Lastly, a wild turkey is having a bit of a solo “adventure.”

A city is facing an “invisible threat.” Meanwhile, all-cash payments on houses are down, meaning that pandemic high of investors buying houses might be waning. This is what a “smart” loading zone looks like. And the Pennsylvania Agricultural Discovery Center officially has a home.

A borough lost $65,000 in a phishing scam. A bill is looking to tackle the EMS financial crisis. Here’s where Pennsylvania’s cities land on a list of the “Most Obese Cities.” There’s nearly a dozen Portals across the world, but only one in Pennsylvania is having issues with vandalism (guess where).

n honor of the United State’s upcoming milestone birthday, one city has done something a little special.

An area’s largest health system is now out-of-network for many people who have Cigna. If you bought this detergent, take note. Four bridges in Pennsylvania have been recommended to be evaluated over a “risk of collapse.” Plus, someone — somehow — managed to illegally dump about 4,000 tires in a park.

A museum will return the skull of an Indigenous child to tribe leaders in Maine. Some officials are pushing for the 10 Commandments to be displayed in public schools. A “Bird Town Pennsylvania” is in the midst of a great, feathered battle. And an organ will play at an iconic Macy’s for one last time.