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Overstuffed move-in carts, frazzled parents and traffic lined up outside dorms are making a comeback this week and next as Western Pennsylvania college students arrive for fall semester classes. Campuses, meanwhile, are trying to curb stress among the new arrivals. Some initiatives to soothe the psyche are as involved as

Acceptance letter in hand, Dana Sinatra appeared to be destined to enroll at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, and play basketball there. But Sinatra, 19, a forward on her high school basketball team, began to have doubts several months ago about the 1½-hour travel distance from her McDonald home.

A legally dubious fee charged to Lancaster County defendants on warrants that are served through the mail was quietly removed by judicial officials early this summer and replaced with a

LeBron James’ youngest son is transferring high schools to further his basketball career. Bryce took to social media to announce on Thursday. He will join Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, California, for the upcoming 2023-24 season.

Voters in three Jasper County communities approved a 3% sales tax on all sales of recreational marijuana, joining Joplin, Carthage, Webb City and Carl Junction, which approved the same sales

Was Teilhard de Chardin a promoter of eugenics? Two scholars debate the question.

A judge assessed Kenton Cowgill a life sentence Monday for second-degree murder, plus 22 more years on related convictions stemming from a crash two years ago that killed a retired

A Duquesne man who has been considered a most wanted fugitive for the last two years has been arrested in Ohio.

SHEPHERDSTOWN — Secure in his role as Shepherd’s starting quarterback, Seth Morgan playfully chased after a defensive back running down the sideline after he intercepted a pass thrown by a

Recreational cannabis for those 21 and older became legal in Missouri in early December of 2022. But the debate over the substance is far from over as now local