Medicaid Saved Her; Now She Fights to Save It
September 9, 2025
Brittanny Groover, once uninsured, now advocates for Medicaid, highlighting its crucial role after her cancer diagnosis.
Brittanny Groover, once uninsured, now advocates for Medicaid, highlighting its crucial role after her cancer diagnosis.
Standing with educators at the Pennsylvania Capitol, Christina Rojas urged legislators to pass a budget to fund schools.
President Trump’s plan to end a tariff exemption for packages under $800 disrupts consumer habits and small businesses.
Raelyn Harman, founder of Teachers’ Teammates, supports Delaware County teachers facing rising school supply costs.
Autumn Fingerhood, a single mom working three jobs, fears cuts to public transit will impact her daughter’s school commute.
State Sen. Doug Mastriano and Treasurer Stacy Garrity, leading GOP candidates for PA governor, hold anti-abortion views, sparking voter concern.
Terry O’Reilly, CEO of Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting, is resolved despite budget cuts threatening public media.
Pennsylvania athletes with disabilities gathered at the Governor’s Residence for the Special Olympics bocce ball tournament.
After Tyler Memorial Hospital closed in 2021, Endless Mountains Health System saw its emergency department visits surge.
The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Trump’s administration to proceed with Education Department layoffs without Congress.
The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to ensure state Pre-K Counts funding continues, despite potential federal cuts.
In 2017, Alliyson Feldmann had a stroke while pregnant. She faced healthcare access issues, leading to financial strain.
