WASHINGTON — Sen. Arlen Specter ignited a new round of speculation about his health when he remarked that his eyes and nose were running as a side effect of chemotherapy...
State employees won't get paychecks
HARRISBURG — Hundreds of state employees facing disappearing paychecks rang cowbells, waved signs and shouted slogans in a raucous dis...
PITTSBURGH — The ballroom won't be open, neither will the sports bar. But 3,000 slot machines will be ready for gamblers when a new $780 million slots casino opens Aug. ...
PITTSBURGH — Groups planning to protest the Group of 20 economic summit in Pittsburgh want city police to avoid using riot gear, saying it is likely to provoke, not prev...
WASHINGTON — Military leaders and a major military contractor failed to protect a Green Beret who was electrocuted while showering in his barracks in Iraq, the Defense D...
STATE COLLEGE — Penn State University is now the nation's No. 1 party school.
The school known partly for its football tailgate weekends and fraternity and sorority scen...
COOPERSBURG — A South Carolina trucker who fell asleep and caused a fiery crash that killed three people in eastern Pennsylvania is going to prison.
R.E. Gallman of Unio...
HARRISBURG — Gov. Ed Rendell said Monday he will look for a way to speed money to pay for Pennsylvania's state government operations so tens of thousands of employees do...
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania state Treasury on Friday issued what could be the last paycheck for awhile for thousands of state employees as the federal government began...
HARRISBURG — The total number of crimes reported to Pennsylvania State Police in 2008 is up 0.4 percent over the year before.
But figures released Thursday show violent ...
