Pennsylvania Residents Struggle with Rising Costs
August 21, 2026
Stephanie Kappeler from Walnutport shares her struggles with rising costs and calls for policy changes at a town hall.
Stephanie Kappeler from Walnutport shares her struggles with rising costs and calls for policy changes at a town hall.
Scott Timko, running for Pennsylvania’s 12th District, aims to cut taxes despite his business owing $42K in taxes. He’s owned multiple restaurants.
Violent crime in Scranton has decreased significantly during Mayor Cognetti’s tenure, thanks to strategic investments.
Parents nationwide face steep school supply costs due to tariffs on imports, with prices up 8% from last year.
CMS will end a key program at 2026’s close, impacting 25 million Medicare Part D users by potentially raising drug costs.
In Highlands Ranch, Colo., first graders excel in writing. Dean, 6, impresses with his summer plans paragraph.
Namaqua Elementary reduces absenteeism with creative strategies, engaging families, and fostering student connections.
State officials began a statewide tour to educate Pennsylvania women about free preventive health services under ACA.
Artificial intelligence can make teachers more effective, but a study shows it might also reduce student motivation.
When Jodi Carreon’s son returned to school, she expected less laptop use. Instead, he played games like Minecraft.
Republican Scott Perry was one of 32 U.S. representatives to vote against a bipartisan affordable housing bill on June 23.
Everything is rising in price for small-business owners in Pennsylvania, notably healthcare. A new bill may help.
