Patrick Abdalla

The University of Pennsylvania Health System said that its Chester County Hospital ran a “lottery system” for family members of employees who met the state’s vaccine eligibility requirements.

Pennsylvania’s former Secretary of Health could be the first Senate-confirmed transgender official in the nation’s history.

State legislators and members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation are working to garner support for different pieces of legislation that would raise the minimum wage.

The mistake will affect tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians who will have to wait an extra week or two to get their second dose of the vaccine.

Blake’s resignation will lead to a special election in the district he has represented for a decade.

After weeks of criticism for their coronavirus vaccine rollout, Pennsylvania officials are changing course.

Several educational organizations—groups that aren’t always on the same side—are asking Gov. Tom Wolf to make vaccinating school staff against the coronavirus a priority.

The Democratic Congresswoman from Montgomery County is a lawyer and former English professor.

Officials at the state Department of Health still expect the general public to begin being vaccinated some time in the spring or early summer, said Lindsey Mauldin, a senior advisor in the department.

COVID-19 doesn’t need to get in the way of you (safely) enjoying wings and Yings with friends. Here’s The Keystone’s guide to a virtual get-together.