PHILADELPHIA — "Hey Josh, it's Donald Trump." It's the start of a voicemail from the president that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro received a week after a man firebombed the governor's residence in Harrisburg in an attempt to kill Shapiro while his family slept inside on the first night of Passover.

Stacy Garrity enthusiastically shared her vision for growing AI development by tapping into the state’s natural gas stores.

Now in the groove of his re-election campaign, Gov. Josh Shapiro made an appearance at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Wednesday at its Public Officials Luncheon.

The rally marked Shapiro’s second public announcement of his candidacy, following a speech earlier that day in Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro didn’t mention his likely Republican opponent by name once last week when he launched his reelection campaign with a 26-minute speech in Pittsburgh. President Donald Trump’s name didn’t come up either.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro will run for a second term in the pivotal battleground state after a first term that put him on the Democratic Party's radar as a potential presidential contender in 2028.

It was standard fare for the Pennsylvania governor’s annual visit to the Pennsylvania Farm Show: drink milkshakes, shake hands, take photos and promise money. During his first public appearance since announcing his campaign for reelection,

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro recently celebrated the efforts of local volunteers making a difference in the state, including North Allegheny junior Aayushi Vardhan. The 16-year-old was one of 14 girls,

Pennsylvania's Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro has set a new campaign finance record in the state with $30 million on hand as he seeks a second term this fall.

The Shapiro Administration announces $600,345 in PA Farm Bill grants aimed at expanding opportunities for Pennsylvanians in agriculture.