A former employee at a Tempe high school is now facing more than 100 criminal charges after police investigators expanded their voyeurism case, identifying dozens of student victims who were recorded without their knowledge.
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The Shapiro Administration celebrates the 933 Penn Avenue project, converting a vacant office into 70 apartments, boosting downtown Pittsburgh's revitalization.
Governor Shapiro's $2.9B deal with Merck boosts Montgomery County's economy, enhancing vaccine production and solidifying Pennsylvania's life sciences lead.
Governor Stein announced Utili-Serve's $24.8M investment in Catawba County, adding 105 jobs and expanding its Conover facility to a regional manufacturing hub.
Across northern Arizona, the dream of homeownership has grown increasingly out of reach — not just in expensive resort towns, but in small rural communities where wages are modest and housing options are few. Now, Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona is pushing deeper into the region with a series of low-cost starter home projects aimed at giving working families a genuine path to building wealth.
Georgia's U.S. Senate race is entering a critical stretch, with early voting already underway and more than 185,000 ballots cast in the state's opening day alone.
Across Michigan this Saturday, more than 75 community gatherings are set to take place under a banner that has previously been synonymous with anti-Trump protests — but organizers say this weekend is about something different entirely: making sure every eligible voter knows how, when, and where to cast a ballot.
Election season tends to bring a fresh wave of viral rumors, and this year is no different — some of them capable of discouraging eligible voters from trusting the process or even showing up at all.
Governor Shapiro's $837M investment in PhilaPort aims to boost jobs, expand trade, and drive PA's economic growth, marking the port's largest expansion.
Independent community radio remains one of the few places where local government accountability, public health, and civic life share the same airwaves — and in Tampa Bay, WMNF 88.5 FM is doing exactly that.