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“I lost my family. I lost my business. I was one day from being homeless at one point,” Keller said. “And I was a drug addict.”

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“I lost my family. I lost my business. I was one day from being homeless at one point,” Keller said. “And I was a drug addict.”

This budget season will be the last for a trio of venerable Republican budget negotiators leaving office this year.
“Addiction is a family disease caused by ineffectively managed emotional pain,” Hyer, who is gay, said.
The Fairness Act would enshrine protections for LGBTQ Pennsylvanians in state law.
As of June 1, there were 32 fully licensed recovery houses across the commonwealth with 106 applications under review, the agency said.
Gender reveal parties and other celebrations that let off hundreds of balloons take a devastating toll on wildlife and the environment.
The latest "Horrible Hundred" list includes four repeat offenders in Pennsylvania, citing "unsafe and unsanitary kennel conditions."
Officials said they’re committed to doing their part to being a part of the solution to the epidemic of gun violence.
“It’s not a fun experience, and it happens quite regularly,” Pollack said Wednesday during a press conference at the Capitol.
With a mere 42-vote lead, Nick Miller claimed victory Thursday in the Democratic primary for the state Senate seat from the 14th District.
Those communities have large concentrations of Black, brown and fixed-income residents.
There’s been no shortage of speculation since Fetterman’s win on whether the Allegheny pol represents the future of the Democratic Party.
For a number of the students, it was their first march. Some also spoke about how they felt the government would not protect them.
As of May 23, the CDC reported a daily average of 102,940 new cases of COVID-19 in the United States.
“It’s just absolutely horrific,” Manchin said of Texas shootings, The Hill wrote. “You all know where I stand; I’ll do anything I can."
"Every year we get more and more girls, and it’s awesome to see how interested they are," one teen volunteer said.
Unofficial results for the contest from all 67 counties show Oz with 419,365 votes and McCormick with 418,463 votes.
“We will not go away. We are here for the long haul.” the Rev. Robert Collier Sr., the organization’s president said.
Pennsylvania logged 5,224 drug overdose deaths in 2021, according to state data.
There were few differences on issues between the two conservative candidates.