Report: It also leads to more pollution
NEW ORLEANS — The nation’s boom in cheap natural gas — often viewed as a clean energy source — is spawning a wave of petrochemical...
Pending home sales decline in January
WASHINGTON — Fewer Americans signed contracts to buy homes in January, as the recent hot streak appears to have been curbed by ...
Developer eyes Cranberry site
CRANBERRY TWP — A developer wants to build a Planet Fitness franchise in the township this year.
The township planning advisory commission o...
As a nation, we enjoy an abundant and healthy food supply and as a state and community we are blessed to also have an abundance of fresh, locally grown food for our fami...
WASHINGTON — Americans who are disabled or have a dependent who is might be able to take advantage of a series of tax benefits designed to ease the burden.
The newest pr...
WASHINGTON — Federal regulators are failing to refer serious safety violations involving freight rail shipments of crude oil and other hazardous cargo for criminal prose...
[naviga:h3]Jewelry store opens at Butler Crossing[/naviga:h3]
BUTLER TWP — The Emigh Jewelry Co, will open Monday at its new location at Butler Crossing.
The store is at...
WENATCHEE, Wash. — Blanketed by winter snow, orchards are mostly idle around central Washington, the production hub of the nation's top apple producing state.
But in a b...
Detractors 'not telling the truth'
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — President Barack Obama on Friday pushed back against relentless Republican criticism of his economic leadership, s...
MarkWest facing ire in Evans City
EVANS CITY — Residents on Textor Hill Road and Burr Lane said they have been dealing with “bothersome” noise from a MarkWest Energy plan...
