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ST. MARYS — For Bob Kirchner, snowmobiling has never been just about riding; it’s been about the people, the places and the passion that fuels the spo...

PHILADELPHIA (TNS) — Twenty-year-old Lina Jenkins was found unconscious at her Quakertown home on Oct. 7, 2023. The day before, the art-loving young w...

PITTSBURGH (TNS) — Aurora — the Strip District-based autonomous trucking startup that is pioneering self-driving truck service on U.S. public roads — ...

(TNS) — A local Pittsburgh startup is seeking to perfect the art of surfaces. The things we touch are meticulously designed to feel the way they do: t...

UNIVERSITY PARK — Birds of a feather flock together, often traveling over enormous distances that can cross international borders. This can make manag...

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that substantial progress has been made in restoring the Office of Attorney General to full functi...

UNIVERSITY PARK — Forest landowners or anyone interested in forest stewardship can learn the latest information on vegetation management and stewardsh...

LANCASTER — As Pennsylvania college students head back to school, the Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) joined the Pennsylvania departments of E...

UNIVERSITY PARK — Homeowners, renters, property managers and real estate professionals can learn best practices for managing and extending the life of...

OIL CITY — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), the Highway Safety Network, and the Pennsylvania DUI Association collaborated to r...

UNIVERSITY PARK  — “Woodland Stewardship: Guided Engagement with Your Land” is an instructor-guided synchronous online course offered through Penn Sta...

HARRISBURG — Potter County resident Stephen Simkovic is among the winners of Pennsylvania Treasury’s PA 529 Day promotion, and will receive a $5,529 d...

(TNS) — Who has the fairest district in the land? That was the question about congressional districts posed and answered by Inside Elections, a Washin...

Pennsylvanians living with intellectual disabilities and autism often wait months or even years for the services they need. Gov. Josh Shapiro and Secr...

WASHINGTON — House Committee on Agriculture Chairman Glenn "GT" Thompson, R-Pa., sent a letter to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro warning him that the ...

(TNS) — She’s made a habit of fighting crime. A nun in Pennsylvania chased down someone who tried to steal someone’s credit cards the other day. And t...

STATE COLLEGE (TNS) — A Centre County judge handed Penn State’s governing body an early victory Monday in a lawsuit brought a former trustee who argue...

HARRISBURG (TNS) — Pa.’s economy is strong — but there are signs trouble could be ahead. Economic output and job growth have slowed, while indicators ...

HARRISBURG (TNS) — Police in Lancaster County this week charged a 43-year-old man with aggravated assault after he slapped an officer’s forearm while ...

PITTSBURGH (TNS) — After facing a steady decline in enrollment for decades, the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh said initial reports suggest that the t...