Gabriela Martínez | WITF
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The state court system is partnering with a Lancaster county organization and other nonprofits to encourage Pennsylvania Dutch speakers to become court interpreters.
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Eliminating barriers for immigrant doctors trying to reclaim their careers could be a solution.
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Five more students who died at the former Carlisle Indian Industrial School will return to their tribes starting Sept. 11.
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Researchers and legal advocates say Pennsylvania’s ChildLine registry should be abolished, because it tracks abuse in ways that contribute to systemic socio-economic disadvantages for Black families.
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The rate of patients experiencing severe health problems due to pregnancy and birth is rising in Pennsylvania, according to a report from an independent state agency that studies the cost of health care.
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Dauphin County officials are warning residents about a new breed of phone scams that use voice clones generated by artificial intelligence.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania is suing the Berks County court system, saying its policies that keep people who use medical marijuana out of court-run treatment programs violate state law.
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The measure intends to improve how the state gathers data on different health conditions and environmental factors that lead to risky pregnancies and births. Both the Senate and House passed it unanimously, and it is now headed to Gov. Josh Shapiro, who is likely to sign it.
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A panel of judges pushed back on claims that Harrisburg is improperly enforcing its ordinance to prohibit peaceful conversations between anti-abortion activists and patients.
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When acting on their own discretion, Pennsylvania State Police are more likely to search Black and Hispanic drivers than white drivers, according to an independent study by the National Policing Institute.