If enthusiasm were contagious, school districts across the state would be jumping for joy today. Hours after Gov.   Full Story

For now, your medical decisions are between you and your physician. But if a certain bill becomes law, and you want an abortion in Pennsylvania, you'll have to make room in the doctor's office for the General Assembly.   Full Story

Thumbs up: York County residents with limited incomes and no dental insurance have something to smile about in February.   Full Story

Noting state Rep. Eugene DePasquale, D-York City, is running for both his House seat and the Auditor General's office, we asked if you think candidates should be allowed to run for two positions, knowing they can only hold one.   Full Story

The York City School District appears to be in meltdown. Last year, facing a $25 million deficit, the district laid off staff, cut programs and raised taxes to bridge the gap.   Full Story

Pennsylvania political analyst Terry Madonna estimates candidates for Todd Platts' soon-to-be vacated congressional seat will need to raise about $2 million each if they expect to have a real shot.   Full Story

Maybe Republicans don't have a death wish after all. It was starting to look like it. But after flirting with Newt Gingrich in the polls following his South Carolina primary win, Florida Republicans Tuesday took their heads out of the oven and voted for Mitt Romney.   Full Story

Thumbs up: York County employees will no longer be able to receive more than 100 percent reimbursement for tuition.   Full Story

Sometimes it takes courage to do the right thing, especially if it might cost you your job. State lawmakers soon will be put to that test, when a bill to reduce the size of Pennsylvania's bloated Legislature comes up for a vote in the House.   Full Story

U.S. Rep. Todd Platts, R-York County, recently announced he will not seek a seventh term in the renamed 4th District, citing his belief in 12-year term limits for members of Congress.   Full Story

For years now, out-of-state companies doing business in Pennsylvania have avoided paying their corporate net income tax by setting up holding companies just across the state line in Delaware.   Full Story

Gerrymandering has become so accepted over the years in Pennsylvania, it is almost shocking the state Supreme Court finally called the Legislature on it.   Full Story