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The department of water & sanitation views the supply of water through the use of privately-owned water tankers as ‘undesirable and unsustainable’

HOSPITAL STAFF were forced to evacuate A&E after a man spat blood at patients and assaulted nurses, a court heard.

A state law that temporarily stops potentially dangerous people from buying or possessing a gun is being used against children as young as 8 and 9 years old.

Nearly six years after Florida's red flag law took effect to help curb gun violence in the state, data shows the number of gun-related deaths is still trending up.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday for the new state archives building on Sixth Street in Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania’s home to state government’s trove of timeless treasures is now officially open in its new location and in a more inviting state-of-the art facility.

The four-story, 150,000-square-foot building that cost $69 million to construct will be open next month.

El Paso and the Southwest have been home to many groups of indigenous peoples.

On March 24, 1998, Amy Lynn Bradley vanished seemingly without a trace while enjoying a Caribbean cruise with her family. Her whereabouts remain a mystery to this day

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