WASHINGTON — Nobody can say that Sen. John Kerry hasn't learned from his failed 2004 presidential bid, which was seriously crippled by his inability to stake a crystal-c...
The friction that exists between the Middlesex Township supervisors and the township's police department must be put to rest.
But that won't happen if the police won't c...
Pennsylvania residents with credit problems need a friend like state House Speaker John Perzel to try to extract them from their financial difficulties.
During a public ...
Monday's front-page story about the city getting help from a new community service initiative tied to drunken driving sentences included statistics that should concern a...
Until this year, few Pennsylvanians paid much attention to retiring state lawmakers. Until this year, retirements were rare; most lawmakers were re-elected year after ye...
Communities that have plans already in place when federal and state funds become available for projects have an edge in obtaining some of that money. An example of what ...
Each year, thousands of Butler residents look forward to the Cruise-A-Palooza held downtown on Main Street. But having an even longer history in the city and anticipated...
A federal judge early this week confirmed that if Pennsylvania voters want to see reform in Harrisburg — and no repeats of last summer's sneaky and excessive pay-raise v...
It is to be hoped that members of the Butler School Board will use a newly enacted policy on speaker phone voting only on rare occasions.
Board members should be at a me...
Once it became known yesterday afternoon that the injuries suffered by Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in a Monday morning motorcycle accident were not...
