Sam Dunklau
Capitol Bureau ReporterSam Dunklau is the Capitol Bureau Chief for WESA. He previously covered Illinois state government for NPR member station WUIS in Springfield, IL.
Since 2015, Sam has been floating around the radio airwaves as a reporter, disc jockey, and station manager. He grew up in the small midwestern town of Paw Paw, Illinois and is a proud graduate of Augustana College.
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Pros and business alike have complained processing times are sometimes slow — to the point where people can’t work and things can’t get built. -
Voters in north central Pennsylvania are selecting a new state senator today after the longtime Republican incumbent stepped down last year.
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The audit of a dozen districts released this week has drawn the ire of school business experts.
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A pair of Pa. House Republicans spearheading the impeachment effort against District Attorney Larry Krasner have appealed a court decision that halted the trial.
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A collective of county commissioners laid out their priorities.
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Pennsylvania is 1 of 15 states that is checking midterm election results using that style of audit.
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Pennsylvania Gov.-elect Josh Shapiro is beginning the transition to his new job, pledging to work constructively with lawmakers and pledging to remain as attorney general until he takes office as governor in January.
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The storms, also known as whiteouts, move fast and can make driving conditions treacherous at a moment’s notice.
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Pennsylvania citizen groups are celebrating what will likely be the first narrowly-divided state House of Representatives in more than a decade — and they’re giving newly-drawn state political maps part of the credit.
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Election deniers have been casting doubt on results across the country for the past two years. Now, they are gearing up for similar challenges in Pennsylvania.
