Sen. Bob Casey Jr. is a Scranton native and former Pennsylvania auditor general, state treasurer and three-term United States senator. Originally Published: June 2, 2025 at 12:52 PM EDT ...

At my father’s funeral 25 years ago today, my family and our Commonwealth commemorated his remarkable life of faith, family and service. Robert P. Casey’s distinguished record of public ...

Robert P. Casey’s distinguished record of public service as state senator (1962–1966), auditor general (1969–1977), and governor (1987–1995) has been recognized across Pennsylvania, both ...

Robert P. Casey’s distinguished record of public service as state senator (1962–1966), auditor general (1969–1977), and governor (1987–1995) has been recognized across Pennsylvania, both ...

At my father’s funeral 25 years ago today, my family and our Commonwealth commemorated his remarkable life of faith, family and service. Robert P. Casey’s distinguished record of public ...

At my father’s funeral 25 years ago today, my family and our Commonwealth commemorated his remarkable life of faith, family and service. Robert P. Casey’s distinguished record of public service as ...

Bob Casey was on a train bound for Washington, D.C., when he got a call that stopped him in his tracks. “It was just two words,” the former senator remembers. “It’s cancer.” Casey ...

After 18 years as a senator, Bob Casey gave his farewell address on Thursday afternoon. Casey said it was a privilege to have served our Commonwealth, and he thanked his family, fellow senators ...

Newly minted Senators Bob Casey and Amy Klobuchar found themselves meandering together through a Washington, D.C., hallway about 18 years ago, lost and searching for their first classified ...

During Sen. Bob Casey's goodbye speech this week in the Senate, he reflected on his career in public service, accomplishments and the challenges he believes the chamber will face in the future. Rep.

U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, Pennsylvania's junior senator, paid tribute to Casey, calling him Pennsylvania's best senator. "For 18 years, Bob showed up. He put his head down. He worked.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Democrat Bob Casey of Scranton was 46 when he knocked off incumbent Rick Santorum to win election to the U.S. Senate in 2006. Three terms later, now 64, it's Casey who's been ...