Suicide rates in Pennsylvania have spiked by one-third since 1999, according to the latest

Carbon County has a major issue with its Clerk of Courts office.

Thanks to the pressure that The Times News and other media outlets throughout the state pu

The annual process of setting school taxes for the next fiscal year ended on June 30, and,

Last Memorial Day, Ray Chavez, the oldest Pearl Harbor surviving veteran, was a guest of P

Next to prom time, school administrators approach commencement time with a mixture of joy

When I first wrote about the issue of state legislature-reduction, I was heartened because

With the stroke of a pen, Pennsylvania’s $32.7 billion budget has become law without any o

“Farmer shoots 23-pound grasshopper!”

“Dolphin Grows Human Arms!”

Pennsylvania’s legislators and Gov.

Millennials — those of us born between 1981 and 1996 (ages 22-37) ­— now make up the large