Neal Shipley and Western PA know how to get it done. Congrats, Neal — keep making us proud.

I’ve heard from so many parents who are worried about being able to afford child care. That’s why we tripled the Child Care Tax Credit here in Pennsylvania – to help parents find care for their kids and put more money back in their pockets.

Ag contributes $132 billion to our Commonwealth’s economy. Ignoring that doesn’t make economic sense. So for the first time in decades, Pennsylvania is betting its economic future on the noble work our farmers and producers do every day. I’m damn proud of that.

In Pennsylvania, Ag is not only an important part of our heritage, but a key part of our future and a major driver of our economy. Join me and Secretary Redding at Penn State @agsciences for Ag Progress Days.

Every Pennsylvanian deserves to be safe and feel safe in their communities. That’s why we’ve delivered more than $600 million to address violence in our communities – funding that supports community-based violence prevention programs and the law enforcement officers who run.

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Pennsylvania’s ag industry is at the center of our economic development strategy – and we’re giving our farmers the resources they need to purchase new equipment, adopt innovative technology, and grow their output. Here in Pennsylvania, we give a damn about ag.

We owe it to every steelworker across our Commonwealth to get to the bottom of what happened in Clairton yesterday. U.S. Steel has guaranteed a transparent and comprehensive investigation, and I’m going to hold their feet to the fire to see this through.

Listen to his story. Remember his legacy. And join Lori and me and 13 million Pennsylvanians in praying for the families of those killed, a full and speedy recovery for those injured, and for the entire Clairton community.

What happened in Clairton yesterday was a human tragedy — and we lost two of our fellow Pennsylvanians. I had the chance to meet the family of TQ, a second generation steelworker and father of three who was killed in the blast.

Yesterday in Clairton, our first responders put their lives on the line to protect the steelworkers who built this community, this Commonwealth, and this country. Lori and I are eternally grateful to each of them for their bravery and sacrifice. We owe it to our first.

To the good people of Clairton and the entire U.S. Steel family: The prayers of 13 million Pennsylvanians are with you today. My Administration will continue to work with our local and federal partners to provide the support and resources necessary to recover. We've got your

I'm on my way to Clairton to meet with local leaders, law enforcement, and U.S. Steel leadership for a briefing on the ground at the @U_S_Steel Clairton Coke Works plant. To the Clairton community and our steelworkers, I want you to know that my Administration will do everything.

Multiple explosions occurred today at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works in Clairton, PA. Since then, my Administration has been in constant contact with labor leaders and local officials, and I’ve spoken with @ACE_Innamorato to reiterate that the Commonwealth is here to provide any.

My Administration is in touch with local officials in Clairton, PA as they respond to an explosion at US Steel Clairton Coke Works plant this morning. @PEMAHQ and @PAStatePolice are in touch with first responders and have offered all assistance. The scene is still active, and.

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If the State Senate does not act, PRT and transit systems across the Commonwealth are at risk — and that will make life harder for the 1M+ Pennsylvanians who ride mass transit every day. The House has voted for my proposal four times. It’s time for the Senate to do the same.

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If the State Senate fails to pass funding for mass transit, SEPTA will be forced to end all special service, including extra trains to the Sports Complex. That means fewer trains and longer waits when you want to get to the Linc or go watch the Phils — and it will make it even.

Because the State Senate hasn’t acted, we are just days away from devastating cuts to SEPTA. School starts in 2 weeks and those cuts would hurt 55,000 kids – and their families – who rely on SEPTA buses and trains to get to class. It’s time to get this done.

Over one million Pennsylvanians in every one of our 67 counties is counting on the Senate to fund mass transit. The House has passed my proposal four times already. It’s time to get it done.