Capitol Bomb Threat
The Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg was evacuated Saturday evening due to an emailed bomb threat. The email claimed there were “highly devices” that would detonate unless President Biden denounced Israel. Bomb squads and K-9 units searched the building, but no explosives were found. The investigation is ongoing.
Read MoreYour Happy Hour Could Get Happier
Your favorite happy hour could get happier… State lawmakers are proposing changes to Pennsylvania’s liquor code that would extend happy hour. If passed, the new legislation aims to allow bars to offer discounted drinks for longer periods. The bill is currently under review and could potentially be enacted later this year.
Read MoreNew Telemedicine Law Now in Effect
A new law is now in effect, marking a significant expansion of telemedicine services across Pennsylvania. The new legislation requires health insurers to cover telemedicine services at the same level as in-person visits. The law aims to improve access to health care for residents, especially in rural areas facing health care shortages.
Read MoreToday is the Final Day to Challenge Ppl Increase
PPL is asking the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for approval to increase the maximum energy distribution charge from 5% to 9%. If approved, starting January 1, the change would raise residential bills by about $2.37 per month, or $28.44 annually. Customers only have until the end of the day today to protest the proposed increase.
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