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An effort to block Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's proposed 1 percent tuition tax has begun in Harrisburg. (Today)
In the past several weeks, as the H1N1 flu has swept through the nation, questions have been raised about how Pennsylvania chose to handle the process of distributing the limited doses of vaccine. (Today)
In recent months Pennsylvania has been in step with the nation in terms of unemployment, staying about a point behind the national rate as both rates slowly ticked up. (Today)
In the wake of Republican Attorney General Tom Corbett's string of grand jury charges of election abuses, Democrats are lining up to portray themselves as champions of reform in Harrisburg. (Yesterday)
HARRISBURG -- Gov. Ed Rendell says he's confident that a grand jury will find nothing inappropriate in the way the Gaming Control Board awarded slots licenses in 2006. (Yesterday)
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- Perzel, 9 others, arraigned on corruption charges
- Rep. John Perzel, GOP aides charged in state probe
- Penn State spring tuition bills have no extra hike
- Man steals 100 copies of 'Call of Duty' video game
- Challengers call for Corbett's resignation
- Carbon dioxide emissions fall in state
- Lawsuit settled against troubled state trooper
- Teen caused crash that killed him, 2 others, police say
- State needs to repair bridges, group says
- State court candidates given more time to waive recount
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