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26-year-old woman drowns after slipping into creek at national parkABC News1 DAY AGO
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Armstrong County Woman Dies After Falling Into CreekA woman from Armstrong County died after she fell into a creek in Montana. 26-year-old Gillian Tones of North Apollo slipped on wet rocks in the Glacier National Park and fell into the Virginia Creek Sunday evening. According to park officials Tones was “quickly swept up by the cold, fast-moving...North Apollo, PA10 hours ago
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Bans Off Our Bodies BashOn Saturday, July 15, Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania (PPWP) held a genuinely dazzling, memorable fundraiser at Rodef Shalom in Oakland. Sometimes, it is easy for one event to morph into another in your mind. One event looks like another; the food is similar, the crowd is the same, and so on. However, the Bans Off Our Bodies Gala is a night that will be difficult to forget – for all the very best reasons.Pittsburgh, PA9 hours ago
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Ohio, Western Pennsylvania: Thunderstorms Wednesday, Chance of Tornado ActivityPittsburgh, PA – The National Weather Service is warning of severe thunderstorm activity for western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio on Wednesday. The storm system is expected to bring damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. According to meteorologists, the severe weather could impact the region from mid-morning, with the...Pittsburgh, PA20 hours ago
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WTNHNY man sentenced for stealing over $800K from skilled gaming machines across several states(WJET/WFXP) — A New York man was sentenced to serve several years in prison for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from skilled gaming machines across several states. On Monday, June 24, United States District Judge Cathy Bissoon imposed a 57-month prison sentence on 47-year-old Bronx resident Rolando Jose Pena. According to information provided by […]
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State Auditor General Office Receives Positive RatingPennsylvania’s Auditor General’s office has received the highest ratings possible from an independent auditor’s association. The National State Auditors Association’s independent peer review has given the auditor general’s office the highest possible rating. The rating rates the system of quality control of audits completed by the auditor’s office.10 hours ago
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LehighValleyLive.comA big education fight stands in the way of a Pa. budget dealHARRISBURG — How much money to spend on Pennsylvania’s public education system has become a key barrier to a budget deal as lawmakers launch a barrage of talks ahead of the June 30 deadline. Leaders in the split legislature say there are potential compromises on other key topics,...
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Strong to severe storms possible in South-Central PennsylvaniaSevere storms are possible Wednesday in South-Central Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center has nearly all of Pennsylvania under a slight risk of severe weather, which is a 2 on a scale of 1-to-5. The WGAL News 8 Storm Team has designated today as an Impact Day, meaning...9 hours ago
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Massive Data Breach Reported By Geisinger Health SystemMassive Data Breach Reported By Geisinger Health System. (Danville, PA) -- Geisinger Health System is reporting a data breach that could affect over a million patients. The health system, based in Pennsylvania, says a former employee for an outside I-T vendor accessed patient data after he was terminated. The vendor believes the employee may have taken information including date of birth, address, and medical record numbers. The employee, who has not been identified, is facing federal charg.9 hours ago
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Unemployment Rate In Butler Remains Under 3%Pennsylvania unemployment is once again holding steady at 3.4 percent. That is now eight months in a row that the state’s unemployment rate has been unchanged. The number has been fairly steady over the past year; last May it was at 3.3 percent. Butler County’s unemployment rate still remains...Butler, PA11 hours ago
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Solar Companies Go Small in Pennsylvania, to the Annoyance of Utility CompaniesPennsylvania solar developers are shrinking their proposals, creating new opportunities for landowners but annoying utility companies. Instead of so-called utility-scale arrays that can cover hundreds of acres, developers are mainly proposing projects of 10 to 60 acres that may be more flexible and easier to get approved. At that size,...11 hours ago
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Gov. Shapiro Administration Calls for Less Gun ViolenceHARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — WHTM is reporting… Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis is calling for more changes to be made to how the state approaches gun violence. Davis highlighted strategies that are working and called for additional investments to reduce violence and make communities safer at a roundtable alongside state and local leaders, law enforcement officials, victim advocates, and community-based organizations in Harrisburg.Harrisburg, PA11 hours ago
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WHYY Feds say pain treatment practice bilked Medicare, Medicaid of millions of dollars with unnecessary testsFrom Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Every patient at the pain clinic had to submit urine samples for drug testing every three months, regardless of whether the evaluation was medically necessary. Thousands of patients...
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Bucks County Courier TimesUnderfunding may slow repairs on PA's old bridges, report says. Many are in Bucks County Pennsylvania doesn't have enough money for bridge repairs, and without additional funding, the condition of spans across the state will decline, according to a June report from transportation research nonprofit TRIP. A decade ago, Pennsylvania had the worst bridges in the nation: nearly a quarter of the state's bridges were rated "poor condition"...
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MONTCO.TodayPennsylvania Gaming Revenue Up 8.7 Percent From a Year AgoMay was a good month for Pennsylvania casinos, which overall saw an increase in revenue compared to last year. Pennsylvania gaming revenue soared to $521 million in May, according to Rege Behe for CDC Gaming Reports. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported an 8.7 percent overall increase in revenue compared...
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StateCollege.comPennsylvania Opioid Money: Coroners and Drug Testing Approved, Kensington Residents DeniedSpotlight PAis an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania.Sign up for our free newsletters.HARRISBURG — A review of hundreds of decisions made by a powerful state oversight board sheds light on how Pennsylvania counties will be allowed to spend hundreds of millions of dollars from opioid settlements.Money for coroner offices? Yes. The board in June reversed its earlier rejection of Lawrence County’s decision to spend $25,000 to support its coroner’s office.Funds for Kensington residents? No. Members rejected using $7.5 million for a plan focused on...
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York Daily RecordPa. is one of the largest producers of nurses. Why are so many hospitals understaffed?Staffing shortages can be seen affecting nearly every field of work, and hospitals have been affected by chronic understaffing for years. Pennsylvania currently stands as one of the largest producers of nurses per year, according to Wayne Reich, CEO of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association. Behind Florida and California, the...
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WashingtonExaminerPolicy weighs locking up Pennsylvania students’ cell phones(The Center Square) – A new plan moving through the state Senate would disconnect students from their cell phones during school years – literally. The pilot program covers the cost of lockable bags for districts, which must create usage policies for students. After two years, student data on mental and physical health and academic achievement […]
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PennLive.comThreats against Pa. drag queen story hour came from ‘outside our nation’ | Today in Pa.Geisinger has revealed it has fallen victim to a large data breach. Threats that led to the cancellation of a drag queen story hour in Lancaster were found to have originated from outside the United States. The sentencing of a former SEPTA higher-up should “[serve] as a warning” to other public officials engaging in shady activity. Finally, Pennsylvania’s home to four of the U.S.’s “top sushi spots.”
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