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Dallas High School Teens Take Pennsylvania State LifeSmarts Title

HARRISBURG– Dallas High School, from Luzerne County, PA, beat out 5 teams and captured the Pennsylvania State LifeSmarts Championship by successfully fielding questions about real-life marketplace issues during a virtual competition hosted by the Office of Attorney General during National Consumer Protection Week 2023.  

Attorney General Shapiro Announces Winners of 2018 Drug-Free Calendar Contest

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today congratulated the winners of the Attorney General’s 21st Annual Drug-Free Calendar Contest. Click here to view the calendar. In October, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, fifth-grade students across the Commonwealth were invited to create an original work of art illustrating a drug-free message. The artwork of 13 students was selected to appear […]

Attorney General Shapiro Announces Winners of 2018 Drug-Free Calendar Contest

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro today congratulated the winners of the Attorney General’s 21st Annual Drug-Free Calendar Contest. Click here to view the calendar. In October, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, fifth-grade students across the Commonwealth were invited to create an original work of art illustrating a drug-free message. The artwork of 13 students was […]

In One Week, Entire Attorney General’s Office Signs Code of Conduct

A Pledge to Pennsylvanians to Ensure Integrity and Fairness in Every Action HARRISBURG — In just one week, the entire staff of the Office of Attorney General has signed a new Code of Conduct to ensure the highest standards of integrity guide every action taken by the office. The code was introduced and signed last week by […]

Dallas High School Team Crowned Pennsylvania State LifeSmarts Champions

HARRISBURG – Dallas High School, from Luzerne County, captured the Pennsylvania State LifeSmarts Championship by successfully fielding questions about real-life marketplace issues and beating four other teams during the competition hosted Thursday by the Office of Attorney General.

AG Henry Announces Multi-Million Dollar Settlement to Stop Major Mobile Device Carriers from Misleading Consumers with ‘Free’ Phones, ‘Unlimited’ Data

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a $10.25 million, 50-jurisdiction settlement with several major mobile device service carriers regarding allegedly deceptive advertising practices, including claims of “unlimited” data plans and “free” phones. The multi-jurisdictional settlement reached with AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Cricket, and T-Mobile requires the carriers to be truthful in future advertising, disclose all […]

AG Shapiro Holds Intuit Accountable For Misleading Taxpayers, Secures $141 Million Settlement

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced that his office has secured a settlement with Intuit Inc., makers of TurboTax. The settlement is part of a multistate settlement and follows a multistate investigation which found that Intuit, through aggressive and deceptive marketing, tricked consumers into paying for TurboTax products that were available for free. As part of the settlement agreement, Intuit has agreed to reform its business practices and will pay $141 million which, after administrative costs, will be returned to low-income consumers throughout the fifty states and the District of Columbia victimized by Intuit.

Attorney General Henry Announces Student Winners of 2024 Drug-Free Calendar Contest

In October, which is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, fifth-grade students across the Commonwealth were encouraged to create an original piece of artwork that illustrates a drug-free message. Winning works of art from 13 students were selected to appear in the 2024 calendar, which is circulated across the state in efforts to educate the public about the dangers of drug use.

AG Shapiro Announces 10 More Counties Sign On To Billion Dollar Opioid Settlement

HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced that 10 more Pennsylvania counties have signed on to the historic national opioid settlement, bringing the total to 60 out of 67 counties across the Commonwealth. Those 10 counties include: Blair, Centre, Crawford, Cumberland, Lycoming, Northampton, Northumberland, Pike, Somerset, and Sullivan.

Residents Impacted by Mariner East Pipeline Can Submit Request For Free Water Testing Until Friday, August 19

HARRISBURG, PA —Earlier this month, Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced that Sunoco Pipeline L.P., and ETC Northeast Pipeline LLC (ETC), both subsidiaries of Energy Transfer, L.P. (Energy Transfer), were convicted of criminal charges related to their conduct during the construction of two major pipelines in Pennsylvania. As part of the agreement, Energy Transfer will pay for independent evaluations of water quality impacts for homeowners potentially impacted by the construction of the Mariner East 2 Pipeline and in some cases, offer approved mechanisms for restoring or replacing the impacted private water supplies.

AG Shapiro Announces Theft Charges against Former Randolph Technical High School Secretary

HARRISBURG—Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced charges against the former secretary of the Randolph Technical High School after a statewide investigating Grand Jury found that she allegedly stole more than $41,000 from the Randolph Technical school’s Student Activity Fund. Jyllyan Norman, 50, of Philadelphia, was charged yesterday with Theft by Unlawful Taking, Theft by Deception, Theft Receiving Stolen Property, and related charges.

AG Shapiro Charges Former West Catholic High School Football Coach with Theft

HARRISBURG— Attorney General Josh Shapiro today announced charges against the former football coach of West Catholic High School for allegedly stealing more than $65,000 from the Philadelphia City All-Star Football Game. Brian Fluck, 49, of Philadelphia, was charged with Dealing in Proceeds of Unlawful Activities, Theft by Unlawful Taking, Theft by Receiving Stolen Property, and Theft by Failure to Make Required Disposition of Funds Received.

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