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SMETHPORT — A Kane woman was sentenced last week in McKean County Court to serve 15 to 30 months in state prison for her baby suffering a near-fatal f...

The shroud is coming off elite academia and America is not pleased with what it’s seeing. Its leaders have told us that genocidal antisemitism is too ...

January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month and although it would be easier to ignore it, human trafficking is very real and close to home. Your tele...

Ever wish you could get a bird’s eye view of things? Dylan and Kathleen Berghauser can provide that perspective through their drone photography busine...

SMETHPORT — Today, Jan. 9, marks Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, a day set aside to recognize the difficult work of law enforcement. McKean County D...

(TNS) — A Western Pennsylvania legislator and longtime member of the state Athletic Oversight Committee is asking whether the PIAA needs an overhaul. ...

SMETHPORT — A Port Allegany man is in McKean County Jail for an alleged drunk driving accident in Liberty Township on Monday, after which he allegedly...

HARRISBURG — The Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program has helped more than 50,000 Pennsylvania residents with their water and sewer bills, in...

The Veterans Health Administration gave energy vendors $68 million in prepayments that didn’t comply with federal law, a new audit found. The prepayme...

ST. MARYS — The Elk County Community Foundation is accepting applications through Monday for thousands of dollars in grants currently available to 501...

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced all driver license and photo centers, including its full-service center...

HOUSTON (AP) — Michigan vs. Washington is just about the perfect way to end the 2023 college football season, a matchup of unbeatens that hits all the...

WARREN (AP) — A homicide suspect who escaped from the Warren County Jail last year and was on the run for more than a week before a pet dog led to his...

With critical elections coming in 2024, it’s time to talk about a pressing issue in several states: a lack of poll workers. Prior to 2020, many took p...

WASHINGTON (TNS) — It’s a new year but the same old mess in Congress. Instead of a fresh start, lawmakers return next week to their stale, dead-end ar...

WASHINGTON (TNS) — As the fighting in Ukraine continues, some representatives in Congress, primarily Republicans, oppose additional financial and mili...

Pennsylvania now faces a new No. 1 killer of those in the prime of their lives: accidental drug overdoses fueled by the prevalence of fentanyl. Accord...

(TNS) — A state lawmaker wants to prevent Pennsylvania municipalities and counties from designating themselves as “sanctuary cities” for undocumented ...

(TNS) — College professor Melissa Marks only has to recall a recent conversation she had with a student to know what Pennsylvania’s new student teache...

WASHINGTON (TNS) — If The Washington Post treated itself the way it treats conservatives, it would call itself the “liberal Washington Post.” The news...