State Supreme Court justice to be speaker
PENN TWP — It is time, once again to "Celebrate Business."
This year's dinner, held to honor local businesses and industries, wi...
SEATTLE — Boeing aircraft assembly workers voted to strike for an unprecedented second time in three years, but their contract was extended 48 hours at the request of Wa...
LOS ANGELES — Lender GMAC Financial Services said Wednesday it will close all of its 200 retail offices and lay off about 5,000 employees as part of plan to reduce its m...
DOT uses projections to set vehicle mileage standards
WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency says another arm of the Bush administration may be low-balling the ...
SCRANTON — A last-minute deal has averted a possible teachers' strike on the first day of school today in eastern Pennsylvania's Scranton School District.
Officials said...
PITTSBURGH — The county elections board tossed out two ballot measures dealing with a much-maligned tax on poured alcoholic drinks, a levy enacted earlier this year to s...
NEW YORK — For the nation's lumber companies, automakers, home builders and other manufacturers, the final half of 2008 may be as sluggish as the first.
Slow consumer sp...
NEW YORK — U.S. stocks headed for a higher open today as oil fell by almost $7 a barrel after it appeared that the Gulf Coast and its oil facilities were spared heavy da...
Producers who are concerned about crop production losses for 2008 will have until Sept. 16 to buy disaster coverage for their crop.
This will give producers the opportun...
Butler's Redevelopment Authority announced the sale of the former Wishing Well lot at the corner of South Main and West Cunningham streets to Dr. John Hiras, a downtown ...
