Pennsylvania Schools Now Required to Teach Cursive Under Newly Passed Law
Pennsylvania lawmakers have approved legislation mandating cursive instruction in classrooms across the Commonwealth.
Four Decades Later, Husband Admits To Killing Missing Wife
Avari Schmader of Janney Passes Certified Financial Planner® Exam
Shapiro, Neighbors Trade Lawsuits, Accusations Over ‘Disputed Area’ at Guv’s Private Montgomery County Home
Attorney General Sunday Urges Congress to Pass Kids Online Safety Act
Attorney General Dave Sunday is urging federal lawmakers to act on online safety legislation that would impose stronger requirements on social media platforms.
Golden Eagle Basketball Teams Come Up Just Short at Slippery Rock
Both Golden Eagle basketball teams took Slippery Rock down to the wire, with both ultimately falling on the road.
Independence Health System Physicians Recognized Among 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctors
“On behalf of our entire healthcare system, I extend sincere congratulations to our physicians recognized as 2026 Top Doctors,” said President and CEO Ken DeFurio.
Police Say Driver Admitted to Using Meth Before Fatal Venango County Collision
Additional details have been released regarding the charges against a Pleasantville man accused of causing a fatal collision Monday while driving under the influence of methamphetamine.
PennDOT Invites Pennsylvanians to Help Shape Future Travel Safety Efforts
PennDOT officials say public input will help guide future safety campaigns and enforcement efforts across the Commonwealth.
Supporting Small Businesses Highlighted Ahead of Valentine’s Day
A Mid-Atlantic regional administrator with the U.S. Small Business Administration is encouraging residents to support small businesses this Valentine’s Day.
Why a $193M Injection for Rural Health Care in Pa. Isn’t Easing Closure Worries
The five-year Rural Health Transformation Program is meant to expand and strengthen access to care, but state officials and experts warn the money isn’t enough to fix every problem.
Pennsylvania Game Commission Graduates 24 New State Game Wardens
The Pennsylvania Game Commission’s 37th class of State Game Wardens completed training and was assigned to districts statewide following a Jan. 31 graduation ceremony.
Coroner Identifies Victim of Fatal Jefferson County Fire
The Jefferson County Coroner's Office has released the identity of a man who died in a residential fire early Monday morning.
AAA: Gas Prices Continue to Rise in Pa.
Gasoline demand is down, as fewer drivers hit the road during the recent winter storms. But this is the time of year when pump prices start nudging higher, as spring approaches and refineries start making the switch to summer-blend gasoline production. Current prices remain below what they were this time last year when the national average was $3.12.
Are Republicans in Pa. Ready For Legal Weed This Year? Advocates Are Skeptical
Pennsylvania Democratic lawmakers say it’s time for Senate Republicans to act, but a key GOP lawmaker says his caucus is “very divided” on the issue.
Clarion County Hosts Free Small Games of Chance Training This March
The event will take place on March 17, 2026.
Golden Eagles Down Seton Hill on Senior Day, Woman Fall at Home
On Senior Day, the men downed Seton Hill in overtime, while the women fell to the Griffins.
NPRC Hosting EMT Courses Across the Region; Unveiling New Learning Experience
The program is made up of three sections of the course, which are didactic, lab, and field/clinical work.
Record-Breaking Performance Highlights Clarion’s Victory Over Grove City
Honoring their seniors in the final home meet of their careers, the Golden Eagles women's swimming and diving team rolled to a 196-82 victory over Grove City on Saturday.
The Medical Minute: Safe Home Checklist
“Knowing where your child is developmentally is really important. What can they physically do, and what will they be able to do next? Get down at their eye level and see the world through their eyes. You’ll find all sorts of things they can reach that you didn’t realize.”
Creating Art for U.S. Coins Is Tricky. These Pa. Artists Have Made a Career of It.
The U.S. Mint’s production facility in Philadelphia employs a team of sculptors and designers who translate iconic history into pocked-sized art.
Bundle Up: Extreme Cold Warning Issued for Western Pennsylvania
Dangerously cold wind chills as low as 30 below zero and accumulating snow could create hazardous conditions across western Pennsylvania through Sunday morning.
Clarion Wrestling: Golden Eagles Have Win Streak Snapped at Edinboro
The Golden Eagles dropped to .500 in conference matches, losing 28-11 to the Fighting Scots.
Multiple Area Counties Get Boost as Late-Season Pheasant Stocking Planned Across Pennsylvania
The late-season stocking aims to enhance final weeks of pheasant season for hunters.
Great PA News Quiz: Gov. Shapiro Plans a Budget, ICE Buys a Warehouse, and Eli Lilly Expands
In this week’s quiz: Gov. Josh Shapiro unveils his latest state budget plan, Eli Lilly expands into the Lehigh Valley, and ICE buys a Pennsylvania warehouse for $87 million.
Everything You Need to Know About ICE’s Plan to Open a Detention Center in Berks County
Can the Pa. government block ICE’s plans? How many people will be detained there? Here’s what we know.
Pizza Hut Plans 250 U.S. Closures in Early 2026 as Parent Company Reviews Brand Strategy
Yum! Brands says about 250 Pizza Hut restaurants will close across the United States in the first half of 2026 as the company reviews the future of the brand.
Authorities Renew Call for Information in Sabrina Kahler Cold Case
Pennsylvania State Police continue to investigate the 2002 disappearance, as Kahler was last seen at Eagley Park in western Erie County.
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Fetterman Celebrates Pennsylvania’s Olympic Presence Ahead of 2026 Winter Games
Shapiro’s New Memoir Doesn’t Tell the Full Story About His Time as Attorney General
Shapiro Pick for Board of Pardons Wins Pa. Senate Approval Despite Opposition From Public Defenders, Clemency Advocates
Jefferson County Taxidermist Faces New Charges as More Victims Surface
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ICE Detains Fugitive Immigrant In Jefferson County
House Republicans Push Back on Shapiro Budget, Cite Spending and Fiscal Risks
GOP Leaders Must Stop Tying Relief for Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors to ‘Pet Projects,’ Shapiro Says
Forest Area School District Announces Grading Period 2 Honor Roll
The Important Details Missing From Shapiro’s New Memoir on His Catholic Church Probe, Legislative Reforms
Shapiro Calls for More Investment in Pa.’s Poorest Schools, Public Transit Agencies as Part of $53.3B Budget Pitch
Dr. George Garrow, Primary Health Network CEO, Receives Honorable Inspiring Leaders Award
PSP Promotes 99 Members to Sergeant and Corporal Ranks
