For years the Capital Area Greenbelt — a 20-mile hiking and biking trail that loops around the Harrisburg area and passes ...

A crowd rallies outside the Capitol in Harrisburg on May 1, 2025 (Capital-Star photo by Ian Karbal) The rally was held by a local 50501 chapter, part of a loose coalition of grassroots organizers ...

You might see a new face walking around the state Capitol. He's only been on the job for three weeks, but he's quickly becoming everyone's favorite employee. Republicans Want to Change When ...

Just days after President Donald Trump’s task force to fight anti-Christian bias held its first meeting, a prominent North Carolina pastor was arrested for praying in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.

The owner of an Idaho bar and restaurant plans to host a two-day “Hetero Awesome Fest” outside of the state Capitol in Boise in June to coincide with LGBTQ Pride Month. Mark Fitzpatrick ...

But there’s no reason Harrisburg can’t make a comeback, Lai insisted. She cited its capital city status and natural asset of the Susquehanna River streaming by. “Everyone is fighting to go ...

.…on Capital One’s enterprise software business selling commercial cloud tools to other organizations, via Forbes. Capital One has long positioned itself as a technology company that does banking, not ...

Sanders will hold a Friday rally in Perry’s district at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg. Mackenzie, a former state representative, narrowly flipped a seat in the ...

Despite the evidence, Pennsylvania authorities are still unsure as to whether to charge Cody Balmer, the man who police said torched Gov. Josh Shapiro’s home while the governor’s wife and four ...

told the Capital-Star. She added the attack evoked a history of pogroms against Jewish people on the Passover holiday. “For this to happen, [it] affects all of us,” she said. Vigil attendees march in ...

Groups of curious passersby also found themselves sitting on the Capitol steps listening and weighing in on the conversation.

CBS 58's Capitol Correspondent Emilee Fannon and JR Ross, editor of WisPolitics, provide some of the key takeaways from the latest week in politics from Madison.