The Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg after it was ravaged by a fire, Feb. 2, 1897. (Source unknown) In 1901 the Legislature hired Joseph M. Huston after a competition to finish the building.

The Pennsylvania Capitol Building and the Walnut Street Bridge will be illuminated in purple light from dusk till dawn on ...

And Pennsylvania’s Capitol might be foremost among them, especially for fans of the extremely ornate. Indeed, some might opine that the c apitol building in Harrisburg is a bit over the top.

Pick up your shake between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. behind the Capitol in Soldier's Grove off of Commonwealth Avenue. Last year, more than one thousand people lined up for the free milkshakes.

Moorehead, 44, is a Seattle native who came to Pennsylvania for graduate school and never left. Allentown, a diverse, urban district about an hour north of Philadelphia, is the only place he has ...

The Pennsylvania Capitol building was evacuated Friday evening after a bomb threat was emailed out to officials. According to social media posts on X, the following email was sent out to the ...

Pennsylvania’s Capitol was crafted by architect Joseph M. Huston, who won its design competition in 1901 with a vision for a temple of democracy — a palace of art that would be as fancy as ...

The governor’s office and General Assembly will continue to operate, with access limited to employees and others with credentials, the agency said. In this file photo from Nov. 19, 2019, the dome of ...

The Senate Library in the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg is currently home to the exhibit "Making a Masterpiece." The free exhibit runs until Feb. 18. Skip to content ...

HARRISBURG, Penn., Feb. 2. -- A fire which started in the rooms of Lieut. Gov. Lyon shortly after noon swept through the ancient Capitol of Pennsylvania, and, within and hour and a half after the ...

A Pennsylvania police officer was arrested and suspended from his job over his alleged involvement in last month's riot at the U.S. Capitol. Joseph Fischer, a patrolman with the North Cornwall ...