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HARRISBURG — For an off-election year, 2013 was surprisingly full of political intrigue and engagement in Pennsylvania.
The travails of...
PITTSBURGH — A company closing its Western Pennsylvania zinc plant says Shell Chemical LP has extended and amended an option agreement to purchase the site, which Shell ...
Pa. court told of transactions
HARRISBURG — After a yearslong fight, a plan to restructure $360 million in crushing debt tied to a municipal trash incinerator owned by Pe...
PITTSBURGH — Officials at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh say a newborn pair of endangered African penguins will soon be making their public debut.
The chicks will be ...
The crafty coyote has been blamed for a wide assortment of atrocities — from killing livestock to depleting prized whitetail deer to stealing into suburban neighborhoods...
HARRISBURG — State lawmakers received more than $2 million for their lodging and meals during fiscal 2012-13, with the bulk of the taxpayer-funded reimbursements not req...
HARRISBURG — Six current and former Bucknell University students claim in a new federal lawsuit that searches of a fraternity and another campus residential building ear...
PHILADELPHIA — A United Methodist pastor defrocked for officiating at his son’s same-sex wedding has appealed the decision, a move that offered the latest evidence of a ...
MECHANICSBURG — Pennsylvania has expanded the laws addressing how caseworkers and investigators can handle reports of child abuse.
Among the bills signed by Gov. Tom Co...
PHILADELPHIA — A United Methodist pastor vowed to defy a religious order to surrender his credentials for performing a same-sex wedding, saying church officials will hav...
