York, PA - The York County Bar Foundation, in partnership with MidPenn Legal Services, will hold a free Driver’s License Restoration Clinic on Thursday, Dec. 4, from 5 to 7 p.m., according to a news release.

The event aims to help Pennsylvania residents understand the steps needed to restore their driver’s licenses.

Local attorneys will meet one-on-one with participants to review PennDOT restoration requirement letters and provide guidance on completing the process. While the clinic is free, attendees should note that PennDOT fees may apply.

To participate, individuals must have a Pennsylvania driver’s license number, a Social Security number, and register in advance by Tuesday, Dec. 2. Once registered, participants will receive the event location.

For registration, contact Janelle Black at 717-854-8755, ext. 204, or email janelle.black@yorkbar.com.

Fox43 - HARRISBURG, Pa. — With the Pennsylvania state budget finally passed, some Pennsylvanians may see some savings once tax season comes around.

The appropriations bill creates the "Working Pennsylvanians" tax credit — a refundable tax credit based on the federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).

The federal EITC is available to low- to moderate-income taxpayers who have earned incomes. According to lawmakers, the tax credit will provide over $193 million in tax relief and apply to roughly 940,000 taxpayers across the state.

How much can I get from the federal Earned Income Tax Credit?

The maximum you can receive is determined by the number of children or relatives claimed as dependents. For the 2025 tax year, the maximum you can receive from the federal EITC is:

The Record Herald - The Franklin County Bar Association recognized Attorney Jeffrey S. Evans for his contributions to pro bono legal service during Pennsylvania Pro Bono Week, according to a community announcement. The event took place 4 p.m. Oct. 27 in Chambersburg.

Evans, based in Waynesboro, was selected for his work providing free civil legal services to individuals and families in Franklin County. His practice includes family law, estate planning and administration, civil litigation, and real estate law.

Evans has provided assistance in cases involving Protection from Abuse orders, divorce, child support, adoption and estate matters. He has also led pro se divorce clinics, which offer guidance to individuals representing themselves in court.