The state budget is full of important and serious stuff. But in a $51 billion plan, there ought to be a little room for fun stuff too, right? So here it is. Deep in the weeds of the spreadsheets of the inches-thick paper monument to accounting is this nugget: The Shapiro administration wants to establish Pennsylvania’s first-ever underground state park.

The cave system lies about 70 miles outside of Pittsburgh and is currently owned by a private conservancy, which plans to donate the land.

One of the owners of Laurel Caverns explains why its conservancy is thrilled the land is slated to become a Pennsylvania state park. Here's why.

Designated a special government employee by the White House, Musk claims he has been checking with President Donald Trump about his tactics. CNN commentator Van Jones says the Trump administration’s latest appointment isn’t fit to run a bodega,