#pennsylvania

#pennsylvania

Imagine an election whose outcome doesn't just determine the next two years, but the next decade. One where not just voting rights, reproductive rights, and civil rights - but democracy itself - is on the line, and candidates' rulings have implications for the next several election cycles, and the state's once-in-a-decade census and redistricting. One with notoriously low turnout, but historically high stakes.

Pennsylvania is positioning itself as a hub for data centers, attracting billions in investments and creating job opportunities in AI and advanced manufacturing sectors. The state's favorable conditions for data centers, such as cheap energy and a skilled workforce, are drawing tech projects like Project Gravity to the area. Pennsylvania's zoning laws have hindered the development of data centers and residential housing, contributing to rising home prices and rents.

McCormick stated, "Pennsylvania is uniquely positioned because of abundant energy, of incredible skilled workers, technology. We need to win the battle for AI innovation in America, and Pennsylvania is at the center of it."

"Pennsylvania is experiencing a statewide intermittent 911 outage," a statewide alert reads.

Lancaster consumers are traveling to New York for premium high-THC cannabis from Silly Nice, which has become one of the Top 150 cannabis brands in the state.

Rising prices and mortgage rates have made it tougher for first-time homebuyers to fund stepping into their own place—but Pennsylvania remains one of the most affordable states.

Cody Balmer, the arsonist arrested for throwing two lit Molotov cocktails into the Shapiros' living room while the family slept, had a history of violence and serious mental illness that should have seen him either in jail or getting long-term, supervised treatment.

Rep. Dan Meuser suggested that the attack on Governor Shapiro's home was influenced by Democrats not condemning violence against Tesla dealerships.

Balmer had been off his mental health medication for over a year, becoming irritable and agitated, and his mother sought help shortly before the incident.

Unfortunately, the Pennsylvania Racehorse Development and Gaming Act (has) specific language hinders the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board from taking legal action against these sites.