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Two bills to change how police are hired and trained are moving ahead in the Pennsylvania Legislature after unanimous committee votes.

Mike Turzai, the speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, says his last day on the job will be Monday.

House Speaker Mike Turzai, one of the most powerful Republicans in Pennsylvania, is stepping down from office on Monday.

Black Democrats in the Pennsylvania House preempted Monday’s business in an effort to force action on changes to police.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, D-Philadelphia, wants answers and accountability after it was learned that a fellow Pennsylvania lawmaker tested positive for COVID-19. But, state Democrats said they weren’t made aware of the result.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said its inspectors “gotta catch em’ all.”

Hundreds of protesters are gathering outside the state Capitol to demand that Gov. Tom Wolf reopen Pennsylvania’s economy.

Protesters demonstrated outside the Pennsylvania State Capitol on Monday demanding that Gov. Tom Wolf relax the statewide coronavirus stay-at-home order. Shortly after the protest, Wolf announced he’d extended the order through May 8, but with some exceptions.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said Monday that the state will allow for curbside pickup from state-owned liquor stores, online auto sales and limited construction to begin.

People gathered on the sidewalks outside the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg Monday to call for restrictions aimed at stemming the spread of the deadly coronavirus to be lifted. People also drove by in cars honking horns in support for the demonstrators.

NBC10’s Pamela Osborne reports Monday’s planned protest in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, that is looking to put pressure on Gov. Tom Wolf to reopen the state’s economy due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pennsylvania lawmakers voted to delay its primary election by five weeks to June 2, potentially past the spike of the state’s spreading coronavirus cases

The bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is calling bankruptcy protection a path forward to preserve its future

Gov. Tom Wolf wants to create a major new program for college scholarships, require public schools to provide full-day kindergarten and pump $1 billion into cleaning up lead and asbestos in aging school buildings in his budget proposal rolled out Tuesday. However, the Democrat’s plans likely face a skeptical Republican-controlled Legislature.

A battle brewing in Harrisburg could close every cyber charter school in Pennsylvania. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia tells us why and shows us the potential impact on students.

Students returned to a Philadelphia Elementary school on Wednesday it was closed several times due to asbestos worries. Also on Wednesday, Governor Tom Wolf unveiled a plan to eliminate asbestos and lead from Pennsylvania schools. NBC10’s Cydney Long has the details.

A state court system task force wants Pennsylvania to stop issuing grand jury reports, an idea that faces long odds in the Legislature, which would have to pass a new law to halt the practice. The Supreme Court-appointed task force, consisting of five lawyers and two judges, issued its report last month, just a day or two after lawmakers cast…

A Lancaster County farmer leased 30 acres of his land to a renewable energy company in 2012. For a few years, Community Energy’s solar farm was the largest in Pennsylvania. Farmland in Pennsylvania could help the state reverse its slide to the rear of the clean energy movement.

Pennsylvania now lags well behind many other states when it comes to renewable energy investment and output. A farmer and an entrepreneur say farmland can reshape the state’s energy economy.

State Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell surrendered to police on Wednesday morning. Attorney General Josh Shapiro says the Philly representative will be resigning. She was accused of stealing money from her community and using it for personal use.