Harrisburg, Pa. — The Senate Judiciary Committee voted today to better protect young people against the serious threats posed by child sex abuse material generated using artificial intelligence (AI).

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee issued three subpoenas on Tuesday in Harrisburg — two of which are related to ...

Two Pennsylvania bills, HB 1431 and SB 67, aim to give the Game Commission authority over Sunday hunting dates. The bills also address agricultural representation on the Game Commission, crop damage ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Commercial and public transportation leaders were called to testify before the Senate Transportation Committee regarding commercial vehicle safety and the issuing of CDLs to illegal ...

(WHTM) — A bipartisan bill that would require guardrails for AI chatbots to prevent suicides is working its way through the Pennsylvania General Assembly. There are concerns about the affect AI ...

Sen. Scott Martin, 13th District, Chair of Senate Appropriations Committee; spoke to business leaders during Lancaster Chamber’s Wake Up to the Issues breakfast at Millersville University on Thursday, ...

Pennsylvania House Bill 1431, aiming to lift the ban on Sunday hunting, has passed the Senate and awaits a final House vote. The bill's passage is lauded by Game Commission officials as a significant ...

HARRISBURG — Legislation proposing to expand hunting on Sundays cleared a key hurdle Tuesday as a Senate committee advanced sibling bills to approve what’s described as a potential landmark change for ...

THE DIVIDES IN OUR COUNTRY. WELL, NEW TONIGHT, STATE SENATOR JUDY WARD, WHO’S CHAIR OF PENNSYLVANIA’S SENATE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE, SAYS SHE PLANS TO LAUNCH A FACT FINDING HEARING INTO ISSUING CDLS ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The Pennsylvania Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee issued a pair of subpoenas as questions grow over spending on security upgrades at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s private ...

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Senate Judiciary Committee voted today to better protect young people against the serious threats posed by child sex abuse material generated using artificial intelligence (AI).