Elected statewide officeholders often deal with difficult and controversial issues. To survive, it’s not enough that they be right in how they handle those issues. They also have to be able to explain ...

SCRANTON -- Kathleen Kane, now officially a former attorney general, worked her last day in the Scranton field office on Lackawanna Avenue. Kane becomes the second state attorney general to resign ...

Indicted Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is expected to repeat her refusal to resign tomorrow. But that hasn't stopped others from indicating their desire to be appointed to succeed ...

Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane departs after her preliminary hearing Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2015, at the Montgomery County courthouse in Norristown, Pa. AP Photo/Matt Rourke HARRISBURG, Pa ...

Now that Attorney General Kathleen Kane's law license has been temporarily suspended, the question is whether she can keep doing all that the elected office requires. The comments starting coming ...

With a single word, the state Supreme Court opened the final chapter in the saga of Kathleen Kane. Five judges thwarted the attorney general's latest -- and probably her last -- attempt to derail ...

Prosecutors in suburban Philadelphia on Tuesday asked a county judge to revoke former state Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s bail so she will have to begin serving a 10- to 23-month perjury ...

Kathleen Kane at the Montgomery County Courthouse, on Aug. 15, 2016, in Norristown, Pa. AP ... Kane and her husband are now estranged and share custody of their teenage boys.

Now, the most pressing question about Kathleen Kane’s future is whether she’s going to end up spending time behind bars. Jury selection is scheduled to start today in Norristown for Kane’s ...

NORRISTOWN, Pa. — Former Attorney General Kathleen Kane was sentenced Monday to 10 to 23 months in jail for illegally disclosing details from a grand jury investigation to embarrass a rival a… ...

Kathleen Kane was stuck in her not-so-happy place. ... For now there were just the emails. They were an opportunity, a gift; digital dynamite, powerful and potentially destructive.