The state Senate is one vote away from approving legislation to crack down on the use of dogs and cats for painful lab experiments. Senate Bill 381, dubbed the Beagle Bill by lawmakers, was inspired ...

Many easterners first became familiar with the singing canines when they howled and yipped through the speakers on our ...

Five state lawmakers – three Democrats and two Republicans – are proposing the creation of a remote maternal health monitoring program. The legislation is an effort to improve health outcomes for ...

State Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Loyalsock Township, recently announced that the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority has provisionally awarded $84,766,560.18 to various internet providers throughout ...

Overnight temperatures will drop to the mid-60s with highs on Monday near 80° in the Susquehanna Valley. Showers will taper ...

In previous work we have highlighted the importance of revisions to state constitutions that mandated that laws be general and uniform throughout the state. Indiana (in 1851) was the first state to ...

It takes a 54-page pamphlet to list all the classes, concerts, outdoor recreation and other self-improvement and ...

Harrisburg — The Shapiro Administration has announced $2.1 million in new investments to expand and improve all-terrain ...

Central Pennsylvania residents can expect a dramatic shift from summer to early fall conditions, with cooler temperatures and ...

A House lawmaker is drafting bills providing greater personal protection for state lawmakers. State Rep. Gregg Scott, D-Mongtomery, filed memos last week declaring his intent to introduce four bills ...

CANFIELD — Army veteran Master Sgt. Jeremy Noel can look back with pride over 21 years of service. He saw action during the ...