State Auditor General Jack Wag-ner said yesterday that there are problems at the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency.
No kidding.
After newspaper investigati...
It is welcome news that county officials have moved forward with charges related to election code violations in this year's May primary for Butler County commissioner. S...
Last week's death of farmer Jeffrey Hixon, 41, in Penn Township is a reminder that farming remains a dangerous occupation. The front page coverage of the accident and th...
Until recently, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency was a low-profile organization helping students finance college. In the past year, however, the agenc...
The Interstate 80 tolling saga took another turn last week with the announcement by state Rep. Scott Hutchinson, R-Venango, that he would be introducing a bill within tw...
It is well-documented that younger teenage drivers have the highest rates of fatal traffic accidents. A plan by a Pennsylvania lawmaker to reduce fatal accidents among ...
State Sen. John Wozniak, D-Cambria, has sent state newspapers an opinion article he wrote urging resumption of the Pitt-Penn State football rivalry.
Noting that West Vir...
State lawmakers should work on finding compromise with Gov. Ed Rendell to implement his progressive energy policy.
If passed, Rendell's program promoting renewable energ...
Until about the 1950s, it was common for people living in rural and not-so-rural areas to deposit their trash and no-longer-usable household appliances in wooded areas n...
More than a year ago, U.S. Rep. John Murtha, D-12th, made national news when he became an outspoken critic of the war in Iraq. More recently, Murtha made headlines when ...
