We've seen some winners and losers at a number of schools in recent weeks.

Photographic images were a big factor in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who jurors found guilty this week on all 30 counts in the 2013 Boston Mara

The results of a recent bridge inventory analysis are sobering.

Integrity, honesty and credibility took a hit last week, thanks to former Senate leader Harry Reid and Sabrina Erdely, a journalist for Rolling Sto

Indiana's newly enacted "religious liberty" law has provoked nationwide controversy, largely because its chief champions are religious conservative

There's strong evidence that throwing more taxpayer money at a problem isn't the way to fix what's broken.

Given the regular diet of negative news, it's nice to come across positive stories, especially those that show the kind of selfless love and sacrif

State Senate Republicans apparently need a governor of the opposite party to convince them of their own party's proposals.

The last line of the Law Enforcement Oath of Honor states that "I will always uphold the constitution, my community and the agency I serve."

At first glance, recent headlines in a series of unrelated stories appear ominous.

"Nesquehoning police discover heroin in traffic stop."

Two 7-year-old elementary students, one in the Midwest and the other in the Southeast, were punished last week at their respective elementary schoo

During arms control negotiations with Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev in the 1980s, President Ronald Reagan used the words "trust, but verify."