PennDOT's REAL ID Days events aim to help drivers across Pennsylvania obtain these new forms of identification.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that three new federally-funded electric vehicle charging stations have opened in the commonwealth.

Roads and bridges, utilities like water, sewer lines and the internet, and public buildings and community recreation are infrastructure projects totaling in the tens of millions of dollars across Crawford County.

The state’s agencies have limited access to over $3.1 billion in funding for activities including distributed solar deployment, well plugging and weatherization, according to the lawsuit.

The city received two grants from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) as part of $20.4 million distributed as part of its Automated Red Light Enforcement (ARLE) funding.

Additionally, due to the high winds and low temperatures creating icy conditions, PennDOT has temporarily reduced the speed limit to 45 mph on all interstates in the northwest region.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says it will hold a series of upcoming REAL ID Days events across the state. Proof of Identity: examples include an original or certified copy of a ...