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A proposed natural gas-fueled power plant a few miles north of West Newton would pump more pollution into a region that already has poor air quality, environmentalists and activists said at a community meeting this week. More than 100 people attended the meeting organized by the Environmental Health Project of

Team hires Terry Stotts, Joe Prunty, Patrick Mutombo, DJ Bakker and Nate Mitchell

HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) is highlighting #SaveInPA opportunities to help millions of consumers manage summer energy usage and utility bills – including shopping with competitive suppliers,

MSA Safety Incorporated, a global manufacturer of safety products and solutions that protect people and facility infrastructures, has announced the

A man was taken to a hospital after a shooting in Duquesne.

The Phoenix Suns only had the 52nd pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, but they've been active in free agency to round out their draft class.

JOPLIN, Mo. (KOAM-7/FOX-14) — With the bear population increasing across Missouri, mostly south of I-44, the Missouri Dept of Conservation have some information if you encounter a bear.

The city of Joplin has settled its involvement in a lawsuit pertaining to a police pursuit crash that claimed the life of a retired college professor, agreeing this week to

WASHINGTON — A year ago, the Mountain Valley Pipeline faced continued delays, court battles and environmental challenges.

Attorney Steve Antonelli represents clients, in all phases of employment and labor law, from complex class and collective actions and fast-paced cases involving the interpretation of restrictive covenants, to single-plaintiff discrimination claims and day-to-day human resources counseling.