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The opioid epidemic is hardly unique to Pennsylvania. Many states are reeling from the one-two punch of heroin and prescription painkillers like OxyContin and fentanyl. It’s worse in New Jersey.
It was clear from the moment John Collins, the director of the state Office of Medical Marijuana, refused to answer questions about the state’s application scoring process and a rash of other...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the text of the U.S. House resolution that was introduced by U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly of Butler and unanimously passed this week. HR 2210 was sent to the U.S.
There are many things that most people cannot hope to truly comprehend unless or until they’ve experienced it firsthand.
It’s hard not to chuckle just a bit over the recent misfortune of Anthony Mastrangelo.
Just four short years ago, you could have been forgiven for believing that incoming State System of Higher Education Chancellor Frank T.
Sooner or later, government will learn that transparency is the best policy when serving the public good. Ultimately it’s the only policy.
Municipal and school officials in Butler appeared to score a victory last week when the state Commonwealth Court upheld a denial of AK Steel’s appeal on a property tax assessment.
Have you ever overheard a person delivering a piece of advice so brutal and honest that you’re glad it’s aimed at someone else?
When two teenaged residents escaped from the Summit Academy reform school last week, residents nearby in Summit Township said they should have been notified immediately.
Common sense measures and bipartisanship are hard to come by in Harrisburg these days.
