Delaware River Basin Commission Postpones Plan To Allow Fracking In Region
New York is on record against fracking, and now Delaware indicates it will also vote no, given concerns over protection of drinking water.
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New York is on record against fracking, and now Delaware indicates it will also vote no, given concerns over protection of drinking water.
A southwestern Pennsylvania race track and casino is putting its relationship with Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris on hiatus for comments he made in support of ousted Penn State coach Joe Paterno.
When a Coatesville woman found out she was accused of wrongdoing and facing almost $1000 in fines, she said, "I didn't do it!" but she needed help proving her innocence.
Investigators and friends of a former central Pennsylvania district attorney don't believe there's any link between his 2005 disappearance and his decision to not charge then-Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky with child molestation in a 1998 case.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is asking students at Penn State to refrain from the violence that wracked their college town following the firing of football coach Joe Paterno.
A former Penn State University coach and two other university employees have been charged in connection with a child sex abuse case that allegedly took place at the school.
A Pennsylvania House committee continues to debate a package of controversial bills aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration.
State lawmakers are wading into the issue of updating Pennsylvania's system of evaluating teacher performance.
A funeral is set for a western Pennsylvania teen who police say crashed into a tree while text-messaging hours after the state Senate approved a ban on the practice.
A body has been recovered from the burning remains of a Pennsylvania home where officials say a suicidal man claimed to have set the fire and held firefighters at bay with a gun.
"I personally believe – and I'm not speaking for the LCB – I personally believe that privatization is something at this point in time that probably the citizens of the commonwealth are ready for," Joseph "Skip" Brion said.
Police in Radnor Township are investigating an accident that sent two 15-year-old school children to area hospitals this morning.
Jim Algeo, 75, started as an assistant coach at Cardinal Dougherty in 1958. A 53 season coaching career and the past 44 have all come as head coach at Lansdale Catholic.
There are concerns that students at one of the high schools in the Chester-Upland School District won't be able to graduate because of a lack of teachers. A small protest in Chester tried to drive that point home.
Wegmans Food Markets is recalling 5,000 pounds of pine nuts sold in the bulk foods department of its stores in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and Maryland between July 1 and Oct. 18, citing possible salmonella contamination.
Police say a central Pennsylvania man hanged himself in a police station holding cell after being arrested on a theft charge.
Police are searching for the vandals who targeted the mansion of the Pennsylvania governor.
A bill that would authorize 19 more cities in Pennsylvania to install red-light cameras in an effort to improve traffic safety is headed to the state House.
A northwestern Pennsylvania man is jailed on charges he was drunk and exposing himself while going door-to-door harassing his neighbors—until he knocked on the interim police chief's door.
The state of Pennsylvania is taking the fist step in running the city of Harrisburg, which is near bankrupty.
A western Pennsylvania drug suspect has died after choking on a plastic bag that authorities believe contained illegal drugs.
Police have charged a member of a Pennsylvania charter school's behavioral staff with asking an underage student to send him nude pictures of herself.
Less than a month before the annual Hatboro holiday parade, organizers are hoping local businesses and the community step up to help fund the extravaganza or they may have to cut back.
Governor Corbett has signed a bill that would pave the way for a state takeover of Pennsylvania's financially choked capital city.
Turbulent times continue for Philadelphia's School Reform Commission, with the resignation of yet another member.
