Movie Review: 'Out of the Furnace'
"Out of the Furnace" comes from director Scott Cooper, who gives this melancholy melodrama a strong sense of place and a relentless deterministic pull.
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"Out of the Furnace" comes from director Scott Cooper, who gives this melancholy melodrama a strong sense of place and a relentless deterministic pull.
To mark what is called Older Driver Safety Awareness Week, area agencies are putting out their lists of some of the more dangerous roads for those age 65 and older.
December 28th is the date that the federal unemployment compensation program, started during the peak of the recession, is set to expire.
A spokeswoman for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection says it's unusual for such bad air quality this time of year.
Pennsylvania State Police have released statistics for this year's Thanksgiving travel period in the Philadelphia area, which again proved deadly.
We're in the midst of an invasion from the Arctic Circle!
Some teens are turning to the grocery store to get drunk, buying cooking wine.
Much of the world views dogs as trusted companions, but in some parts of Asia they are on the menu and considered a common dish or even a delicacy.
The state attorney general's office filed papers Friday that detail the lies it says former Penn State President Graham Spanier told during his grand jury testimony.
"Both the Medicaid and the CHIP programs are working together to reduce the number of uninsured children," says Joan Alker, Executive Director at the Center for Children and Families.
The former Pennsylvania U.S. Senator is banking on his film -- in theaters this holiday season -- becoming a Christmas classic.
Governor Corbett has signed into law two bills intended to ease the transition resulting from Mayor Nutter's overhaul of city property taxes.
There's still no agreement in congress on a new farm bill, and some fear a failure to act could trigger a huge jump in the price of milk.
Butler County House Republican Daryl Metcalfe has made good on his pledge to pursue the impeachment of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane.
Pennsylvania's insurance commissioner says all four of the state's Blues companies have agreed to extend into next year their "Special Care" programs that had been targeted for cancellation at the end of December because they don't meet federal health care law requirements.
