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The House failed to override the president’s veto of a bill blocking student loan forgiveness.

HAZLETON — Thomas Donald, owner of the Small Car Center, has mixed emotions about a bill moving through the state legislature that would remove Luzerne County from vehicle emission testing

A projected 600% increase in flood insurance may force Johanna Yachna to make some tough decisions about her family’s Duryea homestead where she has lived the past 87 years.

MAR LIN — After six years of serving schools in Schuylkill County, Gregory S. Koons is ready to take the next step.

MAR LIN — After six years of serving schools in Schuylkill County, Gregory S. Koons is ready to take the next step.

HARRISBURG — A prosecutor's review of voting problems in a Pennsylvania swing county where ballot paper ran out last year found no evidence of criminal activity or purposeful efforts to prevent voting...

Pittston will receive a $19 million RAISE grant to replace two bridges linking the city and West Pittston.

Higher natural gas prices mean larger gas impact fee disbursements, the state Public Utility Commission said.

Whether they are "lifeline scholarships" or "school voucher," a battle is brewing in Harrisburg over their validity.