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CRANBERRY TWP — While O.J. Simpson’s life after football left him with a tarnished legacy, former teammate John Skorupan remembers the Hall of Fame running back’s life on the gridiron. A longtime Cran...

BUTLER TWP — Gov. Josh Shapiro visited the Cleveland-Cliffs Butler Works plant Friday, April 12, to celebrate the finalization of U.S. Department of Energy standards that will allow the company to con...

A bill passed by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Wednesday, April 10, is a good first step toward ensuring AI isn’t used to deceive consumers. House Bill 1598 passed 146-54 and will be co...

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Going into Alex Garland’s astonishing new film, “Civil War,” I expected to be irritated by the implausibility of its premise. I’m

HARRISBURG — Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania on Wednesday rolled out a counterproposal to Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro’s plan to boost college enrollment in Pennsylvania, pledging help for both i...

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GROVE CITY, Mercer County — A conference on combating antisemitism at Grove City College’s Institute for Faith & Freedom featured former Vice President Mike Pence as keynote speaker Thursday, Apri...

The following defendants were sentenced Wednesday, April 10, by Judge William Shaffer: James D. Criner, 43, of Frametown, W.Va., was sentenced to serve no less than six months and no more than 12 mon...

Forward Township’s board of supervisors has a seat to fill as of Tuesday night, April 9, when supervisor Steve Buehler turned in his resignation. According to township manager Tom Hartwig, Buehler no ...