Gabriela Martínez | WITF

For the first time, a woman is in charge of the battlefield at Gettysburg.

Hundreds of children in county custody – many with severe mental illness and other disabilities – are unable to access the care they need. That’s according to a report by a workgroup of 17 county leaders across Pennsylvania.

The loans can be used for a variety of immigration-related purposes, including Green Card application, medical exams, travel to hearings and representation for asylum and deportation cases.

Charges filed against people suspected of human trafficking in Pennsylvania dropped by nearly 41% from 2021 to 2022, but that does not necessarily mean there is less human trafficking happening.

About one in five Latinos casting a ballot in Pennsylvania for the presidential election this year is expected to be doing so for the first time, according to a new survey.

For the first time, Pennsylvania Dutch-speaking communities in the state will have access to interpreters in court.

A high school student from the Twin Valley School District is part of a First Amendment rights lawsuit that alleges it won’t officially recognize a club calling for the removal of a mascot based on a stereotype of a Native American person.

Pennsylvania House Democrat leaders say legislation to allow undocumented people to get driver’s licenses is likely to die in the Senate.

A new study by the Latino Donor Collaborative found that Pennsylvania ranks 6th among states for Latino economic output.

Federal investigators have determined that a chocolate factory in West Reading failed to evacuate workers before a gas explosion killed seven people, injured at least 10 and displaced many from their jobs.