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SMETHPORT — A 19-year-old student at Port Allegany High School has been charged with selling a marijuana vape pen to an underage student at the school last month.

Newly-appointed U.S. Circuit Judge Anthony D. Johnstone, a former University of Montana law school professor, heard oral arguments for two Montana cases on Friday.

TELLURIDE – Lady Bee, who served 13 years as part of an avalanche rescue team, passed away April 1 surrounded by family and friends. She was owned by ski patrollers

Lackawanna County Prison doubled the amount of time per day inmates can access e-books and religious and educational materials on prison-provided tablet computers free of charge.

Judging by the comments of state leaders last week, the teams will have to drastically scale back their state asks and show some tangible benefits for state taxpayers.

The “legacy of the late Michael Neidorff” continues to have a historic impact on the region, according to Michael McMillan, Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis president and CEO.

ALBANY – For the fifth year, the Commodores of the Commodore Conyers College and Career (4C) Academy were among the teams from around the world selected for the FIRST Robotics

CLARKSBURG W.Va. (WV News) — A new food business based in downtown Clarksburg revolves around the idea of offering healthy alternative meals to residents of Harrison County.

April showers are giving way to May flowers, signaling that spring has arrived. According to tradition and years of living with my mom, spring also signals the time to take

School trips to a Tulsa cinema helped the Academy Award-nominated and Emmy-winning actress realize the power of the moving image.