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Carbon Co. group can’t stop Bitcoin mine/possible tire fire

An environmental group in Carbon County has lost its effort to shut down a Bitcoin-mining operation constantly using specialty computers powered by its own electric station. Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court... Read More.

Estimated power demand will outstrip supply by 2032

Friday, November 7 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – The impact on electricity demand from a growing number of data centers is a recurring point of concern among energy leaders who warn that, without swift policy reform, unchecked growth could drive up costs and threaten reliability. ... Read More.

PennDOT expands permit access for rural Pennsylvanians

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - State officials are working to make it easier for high school students to get their learner’s permits. The pilot program being launched at Williamson High... Read More.

Shapiro gives SNAP update, slams Congress

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Gov. Josh Shapiro headed to Luzerne County Thursday where he gave an update on his administration’s response to the stalled Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Even... Read More.

Taxpayers have a cost in Supreme Court judicial retention

Thursday, November 6 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – While many may think of the state’s highest court as an arbiter of the intersection between law and culture, taxpayers often take a more direct hit from the judges’ decisions. ... Read More.

Report says Pennsylvania face highest costs for colleges

Wednesday, November 5 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Pennsylvania residents face the nation's steepest college affordability crisis, according to a WalletHub report that looked at states that spend the most and least on education. ... Read More.

Utility customers given grace while aid stays lost in the shutdown

Wednesday, November 5 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - The federal government shutdown has officially become the longest, and another vital deadline has passed for low-income Pennsylvanians. The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or... Read More.

No surprises in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh on election day

Wednesday, November 5 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – In Pennsylvania's largest population centers, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, election day favored the usual suspects. District Attorney Larry Krasner winning a third term and Democratic Allegheny... Read More.

Pennsylvanians retain Supreme Court justices

Tuesday, November 4 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Attempts to turn a run-of-the-mill judicial retention choice on Pennsylvania ballots into a political battleground proved unsuccessful Tuesday. Just after 9 p.m., multiple media outlets... Read More.

Warehouses scouted for solar power in Pennsylvania

Tuesday, November 4 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – With Pennsylvania emerging as one of the nation’s fastest-growing hubs for warehouse development, lawmakers say their vast rooftops could hold the key to expanding solar power and easing projected future energy shortfalls. ... Read More.

State calls for food bank support while waiting for SNAP to change course

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Lt. Gov. Austin Davis rallied support for the state’s charitable food network Monday to brace for need driven by stalled federal payments toward the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program, or SNAP. ... Read More.

Department of State issues guidance on upcoming election

Monday, November 3 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt gave a briefing Monday ahead of Tuesday’s general election. With polls closing at 8 p.m., Schmidt said the state... Read More.

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Estimated power demand will outstrip supply by 2032

PennDOT expands permit access for rural Pennsylvanians

Shapiro gives SNAP update, slams Congress

Taxpayers have a cost in Supreme Court judicial retention

Report says Pennsylvania face highest costs for colleges

Utility customers given grace while aid stays lost in the shutdown

No surprises in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh on election day

Pennsylvanians retain Supreme Court justices

Warehouses scouted for solar power in Pennsylvania

State calls for food bank support while waiting for SNAP to change course

Department of State issues guidance on upcoming election

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