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They want to see if public plan will fly WASHINGTON — Advocates for a public insurance plan — the idea that has generated the most passion in the high-decibel health care...

NEW WILMINGTON, Sept. 18 — The auction sold 17 loads of hay, three loads of straw and one load of oats. Grass hay, 140.; straw, 102.50, ear corn, 92.50; oats, 3.75. ...

WASHINGTON — Safety investigators told federal regulators three years ago it was dangerous for bus drivers to talk on cell phones while driving and recommended a ban. Th...

NEW YORK — The nation's biggest toy-store chain is placing its holiday bets — and because the stakes are high, the prices are lower. If Toys R Us' testing is any indicat...

WASHINGTON — With no Social Security cost-of-living increase expected in January, House Democrats want to cancel all of next year's premium increases for Medicare Part B...

CRANBERRY TWP — Window and door manufacturer Traco announced Wednesday that it is closing its plant in Johnson City, Tenn. That closure moves all Traco operations back t...

CRANBERRY TWP — Planning to visit Westinghouse Electric's new campus in Cranberry Woods Business Park this week? Just make sure you've got your identification with you. ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. home prices rose slightly in July from a month earlier, according to a government index, further evidence the housing market is stabilizing. The Federa...

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is calling on the world to end massive government subsidies that encourage the use of fossil fuels blamed for global warming. The pre...

WASHINGTON — With no end in sight to the country's job market woes, the House has agreed to give the jobless in a majority of states another 13 weeks of unemployment ins...