Economic Development
Personality
A Q&A with Zach Wilcha of the Independence Business Alliance
Wilcha, also a chamber of commerce leader, explains how Philly and the state can better support businesses within the LGBTQ community.
Events
Personality
Here are snapshots from the Pennsylvania Power 100 event
Heavy hitters from Philly to Erie packed King Mansion in Harrisburg last week
LGBTQ+
Personality
Here is your Pride parade starter pack
First time at the festivities? We’ve got everything you need.
Winners & Losers
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
Bob Casey weighs in on state’s U.S. Senate race, criticizes GOP
Casey said Democratic nominee John Fetterman understands ‘real people'
Opinion
Opinion
Editor’s Note: Remembering when marriage equality became a reality
June is Pride month and wedding bells will soon be ringing for same-sex couples.
News & Politics
Special Report
Policy
Despite bipartisan support, it’s unclear what’s holding up the Fairness Act in Harrisburg
As many are celebrating Pride month, LGBTQ Pennsylvanians are continuing the fight for protections from discrimination.
Washington
Personality
Exit Interviews: Part 5: Fred Keller, The Builder
First elected to office in 2011, Keller spent more than 25 years in the manufacturing industry.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
Dave McCormick asks for hand recount in 12 counties after still unsettled GOP Senate primary
McCormick’s campaign says a recount will provide clarity over gaps between state and county totals
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Exit Interviews Part 4: Mike Doyle, The Dean
First elected to office in 1994, Doyle is often referred to as ‘The Dean’ in the General Assembly
Power List
News & Politics
Policy
With budget season approaching, Pennsylvania business leaders want a corporate tax cut
Pennsylvania chambers of commerce say a tax cut will attracts businesses and create jobs.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Exit Interviews Part 3: Jake Corman, The Leader
First elected in 1999, the state Senate President quit the governor’s race and soon will leave public office altogether
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Exit Interviews Part 2: Tom Wolf, The Backstop
Wolf’s veto pen has often been the only thing stopping bills passed by the GOP-controlled state legislature.
Interviews & Profiles
Personality
Exit Interviews: City & State talks to some of the state’s highest-profile politicians leaving office in 2022
Pat Toomey, The Fiduciary: The first in a series
Campaigns & Elections
Opinion
Editor’s Note: It may be time to rethink the role of the independent voter in primary elections
We ought to respect the unaffiliated voter’s choice to refuse to just ‘pick a team’
Winners & Losers
Gun Control
Policy
Democrats in Harrisburg call for gun law reforms after deadly Texas shooting
An effort to ban semi-automatic rifles failed in the state House on Wednesday
Tom Wolf
Politics
Man with a ban: How Gov. Tom Wolf’s veto tally is defining his legacy
With the exception of a flurry of COVID-related vetoes in 2020, Wolf’s use of this executive power has been remarkably consistent.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics