That sound you heard last week across Pennsylvania was a collective "phew" from school administrators who have been setting their budgets in the da

With the June 30 state budget deadline approaching, the General Assembly and Gov.

Although the first presidential primary election is still a ways away, interest in the races is starting to build.

Pipeline companies generally target the simplest, least expensive routes on which to build.

There are voices opposed to a planned 36-inch natural gas pipeline, and they're speaking up.

When it comes to raising funds for historical preservation, we're encouraged to see goals reached and surpassed.

For the better part of a century, the droning buzz heard over the rooftops of Forks Township has come from a recognizable source small planes comin

The June 2 special meeting held by Coaldale Borough Council was special in more ways than one.

In the 2002 movie "Hart's War," the commandant of a German POW camp mocks American prisoners for saluting a group of Russians who were hung for try

The results of an emergency dispatch Sunday in West Penn Township are chilling.

It's been said suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

But that's an unfair statement.

The officials we elect, or those who are appointed by those elected, are the people's business.