The 102nd Legislative District has voted to keep Republican state Rep. Russ Diamond at the helm.
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Ryan secures third term serving 101st; Clements and Ryan comment on race
Frank Ryan, the Republican state representative serving the 101st Legislative District, won reelection with nearly two thirds of the vote.
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The months-long political saga that guaranteed a long vote count in Pennsylvania
The delay was not inevitable, but instead the product of a contentious disagreement between state politicians.
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Republicans on brink of retaining Pa. Senate control as House still in question
Control of the legislature is particularly important heading into 2021, when lawmakers will draw new congressional maps and potentially shape state politics for the next decade.
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Lebanon County election results: Incumbent state reps hold seats; South Annville to allow liquor licenses
Lebanon County voter turnout for the 2020 general election increased by a full percentage point over the 2016 general election – and three percentage points over 2012.
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Most COVID patients at WellSpan GSH since pandemic began; hospital system says it’s adequately equipped
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital is seeing a surge in COVID-19 patient admissions – the highest, a hospital spokesman said Tuesday, since the pandemic began earlier this year.
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Election Day 2020 Pa. live updates: What you need to know before heading to the polls
Spotlight PA has reporters fanned out across the state — from Butler County to Gettysburg to Wilkes-Barre — who will be sending dispatches from polling places throughout the day.
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Election Day is here – How will local candidates spend it?
It’s mostly business as usual this Election Day, as candidates plan to visit polls and encourage voters, with some slight modifications.
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These Pa. counties won’t start counting mail ballots until Wednesday, possibly skewing early results
Despite mounting pressure from the state’s top election official, a handful of counties maintain they will not begin counting mail ballots on Election Day.
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What Lebanon Countians need to know for Election Day 2020
It’s a big one. Everything you need to know about the election, and some things you may not.
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With U.S. Census now complete, community waits to see results of group efforts
As of Oct. 15, the U.S. Census has concluded. For the next decade, the gathered information will help allocate money for communities across the country.
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Leaf collection service for Lebanon city residents begins
The weekly service will continue until the first snowfall of the season or the week of December 7, whichever comes first.
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Gaping loopholes and vague state guidance leave some Pa. families out of a home despite federal ban on evictions
Whether or not families get kicked out often comes down to where they live, and which judge happens to hear their case, a Spotlight PA investigation found.
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Harassment, anger, and misinformation plague Pa. county officials as they struggle to keep 2020 election on track
They’re working 80-hour weeks, hiring armies of temporary workers, and renting extra space to keep them safe as they pledge to count votes by Friday after Election Day.
