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Ok now that the truth is out about Elkhorn City, and the mayor resigned a second time for good, it’s time to rebuild. This time, we, the public need honesty

Should residents be responsible for the actions of their neighbors? That was the question on the minds of the Sandwich Conservation Commission members as they continued discussions on restoration orders

Members of the Pennsylvania House passed 16 different bills during their three-day voting session this week, ranging from campaign finance reform to green energy development plans in Lake Erie to

BOSTON — A Japanese high-tech corporation has filed a $158 million federal lawsuit against the MBTA, claiming the public transit agency violated the terms of a contract to install a

A historic investment in broadband internet service across Pennsylvania will bring as much as $64 million for upgrades to Cambria and Somerset counties, state and federal officials said Thursday.

Politics does indeed make strange bedfellows. The latest example in Wyoming is the shared opposition to carbon-capture initiatives by level-headed environmentalists and the Legislature’s anti-science brigade.

The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly ticked through a mainly routine business agenda at its meeting Tuesday, April 16.

A poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows 45% of U.S. adults say theyve become more concerned about climate change over the past year. That includes

WALLOWA — The Wallowa City Council has approved a resolution to increase sewer and water rates for residents of the city of Wallowa, primarily to pay for upgrades to the

ENTERPRISE — Prompted by the addition of East Moraine Community Forest and its hiking trails, the Wallowa County Board of Commissioners has opted into a state law that provides recreational