DUBOIS, Pa. — March 9, 2024, started out as just a normal day at work in the gas well industry for 47-year-old Timothy Richmond.
Thousands of Employees at Federal Contractors Do Not Have Whistleblower Protections Despite 2013 Law
As she read the memo explaining why she was being fired, Kierra Varcos felt her cheeks burn and blood pound in her ears.
More Than Six Years After Fleeing the U.S., Interstate 80 Drug Trafficker Sentenced for Smuggling $2 Million in Heroin
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — A Dominican Republic native and former New York City resident has been sentenced in federal court to 78 months of incarceration, to be followed by five years
Shapiro Announces $274 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects Coming to 22 Counties Across the Commonwealth
HARRISBURG, Pa. – On Wednesday, April 24, Governor Josh Shapiro announced the investment of $274 million for 30 drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and non-point source projects across 22 counties through
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Kinzua Bridge – courtesy of Robert Pratt.
Clarion Baseball Stuns Kent State in Road Victory
KENT, OH — The Golden Eagle baseball team went on the road for one of the bigger upsets in recent program history, defeating Division I Kent State by a 10-5
Higher Internet Costs Could Be on the Way for Low-Income Pa. Residents as Federal Subsidies Run Out
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Thousands of Pennsylvanians could soon be hit with higher internet bills when a federal program that gives a discount to low-income households starts to run out of
Pennsylvania to Receive Over $156 Million for ‘Solar for All’ Initiative
HARRISBURG, Pa. — On Sunday, Pennsylvania was awarded over $156 million from the Biden Administration to deliver affordable, reliable, and sustainable solar power to low-income Pennsylvanians and environmental justice communities.
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Students from both East and West Forest visited many historic sites in Norfolk, Virginia, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Virginia’s Historic Triangle, Manassas, Virginia, and Sharpsburg, Maryland. Prior to the trip, students
Game Commission Announces New Directors in Three Regions
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Half of the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s six regions have new leadership, following a pair of retirements and a director moving back to the region he left.
Clarion Softball Earns Road Split at IUP
INDIANA, Pa. — The Golden Eagle softball team kicked off the final week of the regular season with a doubleheader split on Tuesday afternoon, going on the road and taking
Some Voters are Failing to Complete the Year on Pa.’s Newly Redesigned Mail Ballot Envelopes
Some counties are rejecting primary mail ballots that are missing the last two digits of the year, despite the Department of State’s advice to count them.
AAA: Gas Prices Stable in PA
Gas prices are steady in Western Pennsylvania this week at $3.852 per gallon, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report.
What Time Do Polls Open and Close Tuesday in Pa.? All the Information You Need for Primary Election Day 2024.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s 2024 primary election is here.
Pa. Election 2024: When Voters Can Expect Primary Results
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Election experts in Pennsylvania expect largely smooth sailing at the polls this week, anticipating the unofficial results for most races on the April 23 ballot will be
