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APOLLO, Pa. — Riverview Cemetery manager Adam Shupe said vandals desecrated about 200 headstones with red spray paint sometime between sundown Friday and Saturday mornin...
September 21, 2015 Pennsylvania News
OLD FORGE, Pa. — Teachers in one northeastern Pennsylvania school district are striking again after six years without a contract. The labor dispute in the Old Forge Scho...
September 21, 2015 Pennsylvania News
Senate measure faces Wolf veto HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Senate on Friday passed an $11 billion short-term spending plan that faces a certain veto by Gov. Tom Wolf am...
September 19, 2015 Pennsylvania News
CONNELLSVILLE — Police say a toddler in southwestern Pennsylvania was thrown from an all-terrain vehicle that two adults were driving drunk. State police say the 18-mont...
September 19, 2015 Pennsylvania News
PHILADELPHIA — The parkway where Pope Francis will celebrate Mass will be able to hold about 250,000 people and overflow crowds that organizers expect will bring the tur...
September 19, 2015 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Attorneys for state Attorney General Kathleen Kane say they're frustrated with the investigation that led to her being charged with perjury and other crimes...
September 19, 2015 Pennsylvania News
PHILADELPHIA — Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia is bringing an extra dose of love. Make that amor. A bilingual version of Maine-based pop artist Robert Indiana’s “LOV...
September 18, 2015 Pennsylvania News
PHILADELPHIA — An abortion provider convicted of killing babies born alive has been ordered to pay nearly $4 million to the daughter of a Virginia woman who was given a ...
September 18, 2015 Pennsylvania News
HARRISBURG — Today, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry released its employment report for August. Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate was 5.4 percent in August...
September 18, 2015 Pennsylvania News
MONACA — Bones dug up last month by workers at the proposed site of a Shell Chemical refinery may belong to as many as eight relatives who owned the land in the 1800s, a...
September 18, 2015 Pennsylvania News
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