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The Luzerne County District Attorney’s primary election endorsement of a county council candidate prompted Saylorsburg resident Jason Carr to file an ethics…

The Luzerne County District Attorney’s primary election endorsement of a county council candidate prompted Saylorsburg resident Jason Carr to file an ethics…

The Republican Party of Luzerne County has endorsed six county council candidates and others for the May 16 primary election, county Republican Party Chairman P.

CON regulations lead to less healthcare access for Georgians and worse outcomes for underserved populations.

Members of the congressional Joint Select Committee on Budget and Appropriations Process Reform are considering biennial budgeting—preparing a budget for a two-year period—as a possible reform of the congressional budget process. Proponents advocate the change to provide greater certainty over appropriations to free up time for congressional agency oversight and to increase the likelihood that Congress will complete the budgeting process on time.

As part of a corrective action, Luzerne County has publicly posted the names and municipality of residence for all May 16 primary election candidates in the…

INDIANAPOLIS–Captain America visited patients at the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital on Friday, which was National Superhero Day. Okay, it wasn’t the actual Captain Am...

CON regulations lead to less healthcare access for Georgians and worse outcomes for underserved populations.

As Luzerne County’s 911 center nears its 25th anniversary, the large emergency dispatch room at the heart of the operation has been remodeled to better…

With the ink dry on Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, the impact of expanding the government entitlement program to hundreds of thousands of people is coming into focus. Lawmakers drafted the expansion bill to be contingent on Gov. Roy Cooper signing the state budget. It would take a dramatic turn of events for Cooper to