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HERSHEY, PA — A Chester County school bus driver placed second in Pennsylvania's statewide driving safety competition, joining two other drivers and 10 students honored Wednesday, October 21, by the Shapiro administration for their contributions to school transportation safety.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania has certified its first new Channel Catfish fishing record in 35 years after an Allegheny County angler caught a 36-pound, 2-ounce fish in the Allegheny River on October 3, surpassing a record that had stood since 1991.
GARDNERS, PA — Pennsylvania is directing $291,447 to eight agricultural marketing organizations to increase domestic sales and exports of state-produced goods, while opening applications for another $393,363 in grants aimed at expanding markets for farmers and food producers.
FINLEYVILLE, PA — Pennsylvania has plugged 500 orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells under Gov. Josh Shapiro's administration, advancing a federally funded cleanup program targeting methane emissions, groundwater risks and environmental hazards left by decades of energy production.
WEST CHESTER, PA — A Chester County housing repair program that has helped restore nearly 200 homes since 2023 will end December 31 as its federal pandemic relief funding expires, …
WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is recruiting experts for two federal advisory committees that influence national medical emergency preparedness, including responses to infectious disease outbreaks, biological threats and disasters affecting children, with applications due November 22, 2026.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Steel's board of directors recently approved a nearly $3 billion investment in a new hot strip mill at its Edgar Thomson Plant in Braddock, Pennsylvania, a major expansion expected to increase annual production capacity by approximately 59% and advance the company's $11 billion investment commitment under its partnership with Japan's Nippon Steel.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania's health insurance marketplace will open enrollment for 2027 coverage on November 1 after the expiration of enhanced federal tax credits doubled average costs for people maintaining coverage in 2026, contributing to a significant decline in enrollment.
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania has enacted new restrictions on animal testing, requiring research facilities to provide adoption opportunities for eligible dogs and cats, increasing public access to laboratory oversight records, and prohibiting the sale of newly animal-tested cosmetics under legislation signed by Gov. Josh Shapiro.
CHADDS FORD, PA — Pennsylvania is directing $2 million into wine marketing and research, including more than $1 million for a statewide promotional campaign, as the state's fourth-largest-in-the-nation wine industry seeks to expand sales, improve production and strengthen its competitiveness.
