The idea that legislative leaders in Harrisburg would use increased funding for the state judiciary as a way to ensure favorable rulings from the state Supreme Court wou...
For the most part, Pittsburgh Steelers fans behaved well during the Steel City celebrations that followed the team's Super Bowl victory over the Seattle Seahawks Sunday ...
Only four of Pennsylvania's 67 counties are involved in a pilot program for e-notarization that began on Jan. 30. However, notaries in the other 63 counties — including ...
Pennsylvania continues to be anemic in regard to improving the state's manufacturing jobs climate. Also anemic is the concern state officials have been targeting at the ...
Since the Pittsburgh Steelers began their memorable run toward a playoff berth, followed by three weeks of great play leading up to this weekend's Super Bowl, the people...
The state's tourism industry deserves positive notice for the jobs gain it recorded during the past year.
In 2005, tourism had its best year in a decade, gaining 13,000 ...
In his State of the Union speech Tuesday night, President George W. Bush stated the obvious: America is addicted to oil. In response, Bush, a man with deep roots in the ...
Beyond the improbable existence of a secret eavesdropping or recording device, there is no way to verify all of the facts surrounding a Jan. 20 telephone call from Butle...
Anger over Pennsylvania lawmakers' controversial July 7 pay-raise vote grew throughout the summer and fall, culminating in the November rejection of one of two Supreme C...
It's unfortunate that the City of Butler will be receiving about $60,000 less in federal community development block grant money this year than what was received in 2005...
