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State lawmakers should jump at the chance to offer tens of millions of dollars in grants to first responders in Pennsylvania. The reason is simple: Since more than 90 percent

Americans are heading to the polls already to cast the first ballots in the sure-to-be chaotic presidential election season. In Pennsylvania, we’re about 10 weeks away from the 2024 primary

Readers turned their attention to the farewell remarks of "Coin World" Managing Editor William T. Gibbs, who is retiring; other top stories include world and domestic coin production.

When school directors at Selinsgrove officially approved girls wrestling as a varsity sport this week, the district became the 159th statewide to approve a program and the ninth in District

We are a month out from the ultra-important, hyper-local municipal election, where Valley voters — of all political persuasions — will cast ballots for candidates who will have a direct

Two big bits of election news emerged last week, both of which can go a long way toward — hopefully — increasing voter participation in Pennsylvania’s elections.

As the number of applicants to the State Police Academy continues to decrease annually, Pennsylvania officials are wise to open doors to more people who want to protect and serve.

Health care facilities in Pennsylvania of every size and shape were struggling with nurse counts even before the COVID-19 pandemic made it worse. Vacancy rates for registered nurses, nursing support

Pennsylvania’s growing investment in career and technical education is a step in the right direction for students and employers, the latter group continuing to search for workers to fill gaps

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