Category: Local News

Some refer to the protest as “a hate America rally.”

County sheriffs are up for election across the Commonwealth this November in 33 counties.

A string of false “active shooter” calls disrupted college campuses across Pennsylvania on Sunday, prompting mass police responses and leaving students reeling from the scare. 

With football season kicking off and the Philadelphia Phillies bound for the playoffs, the attorney general and Bureau of Consumer Protection are taking the opportunity to warn fans that plan to purchase tickets online. 

Cognetti, a Democrat, will face off against incumbent Representative Rob Bresnahan. 

Bethlehem Police received a letter from Norfolk Southern requesting the department remove a homeless encampment situated along the Lehigh River under the Hill-to-Hill Bridge. 

On Monday, a local media outlet hosted a public forum to discuss ideas to revitalize Downtown Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. 

The youth baseball tournament resumed in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. 

Philadelphia law firm Dilworth Paxson announced on Monday that former Senator Bob Casey will be joining the firm in September in an of-counsel role for its corporate and business group.

Luzerne County’s study commission approved a final charter proposal recommending council downsizing, term limits, and stronger ethics rules for the November ballot.

Pittsburgh has more bridges than any other city in the world.

Vice President J.D. Vance landed in Luzerne County’s West Pittston on Wednesday for an event at Don’s Machine Shop.