Your Happy Hour May Get Happier
Your favorite happy hour could get happier… State lawmakers are proposing changes to Pennsylvania’s liquor code that would extend happy hour. If passed, the new legislation aims to allow bars to offer discounted drinks for longer periods. The bill is currently under review and could potentially be enacted later this year.
Read MoreNew Telemedicine Law In Effect
A new law is now in effect, marking a significant expansion of telemedicine services across Pennsylvania. The new legislation requires health insurers to cover telemedicine services at the same level as in-person visits. The law aims to improve access to health care for residents, especially in rural areas facing health care shortages.
Read MoreToday Is The Final Day To Comment On Proposed PPL Increase
PPL is asking the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for approval to increase the maximum energy distribution charge from 5% to 9%. If approved, starting January 1, the change would raise residential bills by about $2.37 per month, or $28.44 annually. Customers only have until the end of the day today to protest the proposed increase.
Read MorePA Moves To Block Cell Phones From Classrooms
A GROUNDBREAKING BILL HERE IN PENNSYLVANIA PROMISES THAT CONFISCATING CELL PHONES FROM STUDENTS WILL HELP THEM SUCCEED IN SCHOOL. PENNSYLVANIA STATE SENATOR RYAN AUMENT…
Read MoreFetterman Visits Israel
PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR JOHN FETTERMAN MADE A VISIT TO ISRAEL WHERE HE MET WITH ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN NETANYAHU. THE SENATOR SAYS THE U-S NEEDS TO CONTINUE TO STAND WITH ISRAEL….
Read MoreJerry Sandusky Seeks New Trial
Convicted child abuser Jerry Sandusky is seeking a new trial. His legal team presented new evidence at a state appeals court hearing in Harrisburg on Wednesday, however, judges questioned the admissibility of this evidence, noting it had been addressed previously. No decision was made. Sandusky’s counsel indicated they might appeal to the state supreme court […]
Read MoreMore Than One Million Patients Data Compromised In Geisinger Data Breach
Geisinger patients are being informed that a former employee of an IT service provider, may have accessed their personal information. The employee is now facing federal charges after possibly having accessed data of over one million patients, including names, birth dates, addresses, and medical records. No financial or Social Security information was compromised.
Read MorePennsylvania Seeing Huge Increase In New Cases Of Lyme Disease
Lyme disease cases are on the rise across the Delaware Valley, with Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania all seeing significant increases, but some experts attribute the spike to better reporting methods. In 2023, Delaware reported 349 cases, while New Jersey logged 7,225, and Pennsylvania recorded the most… 11,164.
Read MoreCyberattack Hobbles Car Dealers
Car dealerships across North America, including some local dealerships, are grappling with a significant computer outage after cyberattacks targeted CDK Global, a crucial software provider for auto dealers. The shutdown of CDK’s dealer management system has disrupted operations for about 15,000 dealerships, impacting transactions from car sales to parts purchases.
Read MoreInvasive Pest Threatening PA Agriculture
Spotted lanternflies are back now in Pennsylvania, causing concern for local agriculture. Despite efforts to contain them, the invasive pests are spreading beyond quarantine zones, hitching rides on vehicles, and experts warn that they’re likely here to stay. Known for attacking grape vines and trees like maple and birch, they’ve begun hatching and will mature […]
Read MorePennDOT Feeling The Heat
PennDOT is implementing heat safety measures to keep workers safe and are taking extra precautions to ensure crews are kept cool. Things like providing additional water, rotating personnel so somebody’s not working out in the heat all day, and adjusting shifts so they start a little earlier and then can end work days earlier. Construction […]
Read MoreHeat Advisory Issued
The National Weather Service at State College has issued a Heat Advisory for today. Temperatures and Humidity, according to forecasters, are driving the advisory. In the meantime, use caution and remain hydrated when outdoors or taking part in activities/working in areas without air conditioning. Stay cool by remaining in air-conditioned buildings if possible, wear light […]
Read MoreNew PA Hunting Licenses Go On Sale Monday
Hunters are reminded that new Pennsylvania hunting licenses for the 2024-25 year go on sale Monday, June 24. You can buy antlerless deer licenses at the same time, starting with high-demand areas, and then from June 27, PA residents can purchase antlerless licenses for other units. Nonresidents can buy remaining licenses starting July 8.
Read MoreKohberger Trial Approaching
A trial date may soon be set for Bryan Kohberger, the Northeastern Pennsylvania native accused of killing four University of Idaho students. A hearing is scheduled for June 27 to discuss potential trial dates and sentencing. Kohberger’s attorneys are also requesting a change of venue, but the judge has yet to rule on that.
Read MoreMarijuana Bill Pending In State House
A bipartisan bill in Pennsylvania’s State House proposes legalizing marijuana for adults, while banning it for children. Supporters argue it could boost economic opportunities through tax revenues.
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