On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane ups the ante in her fight against perjury and other serious charges; and a state budget update as the two sides meet for two consecutive days in Harrisburg.
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, criminal charges are filed against state Attorney General Kathleen Kane; the budget stalemate enters a 6th week; and Penn State football is back with practices starting up in Happy Valley.
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Governor Tom Wolf is scheduled to return for his 5th appearance on Ask the Governor on Tuesday, August 18th. The program can be heard on numerous Radio PA radio affiliates statewide and is also available each month here on PAMatters.com. Listen to the entire show and watch exclusive video clips each month.
You can submit your question or comment for Governor Wolf right now by clicking the Ask the Governor link at the top of the page. Fill out the brief form (please include at least your first name and town) and send in your question today.
On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, state budget talks remain stalled; Philadelphia tries to control the information flow about Pope Francis’ visit in September; a look at mental health in prisons; and a new partnership to help victims of sexually violent predators.
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, Governor Tom Wolf names a new Chief-of-Staff after the resignation of Katie McGinty; advice for you if you ever suffer a snake bite; and what’s the latest on those pilot 70MPH speed limit zones in PA?
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This is the July 2015 edition of Ask the Governor from Radio PA. This program was taped Friday morning, July 17th. Topics for this month include:
-The state budget stalemate in Harrisburg
-The governor’s vetoes of the budget, liquor privatization & pension reform
-College tuition at state-supported schools
-Property taxes
-Food stamps
-The proposed shale tax
-And much more…
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