They said in a lawsuit that they were illegally prosecuted for their role in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

In the end, lawmakers green-lit cuts to the wage and business taxes, as well as the mayor’s request for $800 million in borrowing authority to support her signature housing plan.

The group of people was "scientifically selected" to represent the electorate in all its political, cultural, and demographic diversity, organizers said.

In a rare display of public opposition, other Democratic members of City Council began questioning the housing affordability bill when it came up for a vote.

Nearly 20 people have been arrested by ICE in Norristown. Immigration advocates are urging Montgomery County officials to take stronger action.

Trump and Elon went at it over a Republican spending bill and the Pennsylvania election in a wild back-and-forth signaling the end of their political alliance.

"We cannot build bananas in America," Montgomery County's Madeleine Dean said to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

The impasse has forced Council to employ procedural tricks to stay on track to pass the budget on time.

President Donald Trump is again banning people from countries his administration deems dangerous from coming to America.

Meuser is a close ally of President Donald Trump and has been one of the more vocal supporters of Elon Musk's work at the Department of Government Efficiency.

“These guys don’t know how to govern,” Shapiro said Wednesday, describing his own leadership style in Pennsylvania as offering residents “calm” while he said the federal government “injects chaos.”

Thomas’ comments were the most forceful condemnation of Parker's H.O.M.E. plan to date, and they came at the legislative eleventh hour.

The USDA announced in March it would end the Local Food Purchase Agreement Program, which gives food banks money to purchase food directly from local farmers.

Everything we know about some current and former Steelers players rallying with Trump and the team's response.

The main negotiators at the table with the Senate GOP, Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Majority Leader Matt Bradford (D., Montgomery) won't publicly draw a line in the sand over mass transit funding.