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The federal judge will set a new trial date during a phone conference scheduled for Thursday.

Mystery, laughter and a meal are on the agenda for the “Murder at the Power Plant” mystery dinner theater to be held at the Saxton Fire Hall on March 16

Debra R. “Deb” Burfield, 66, formerly of Beech Creek, Pa., passed away peacefully at UPMC Haven Place in Lock Haven, on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024, where she had

Ahead of an impending federal corruption trial, Cade Cothren is now facing a potential cyberstalking investigation, per new court filings.

The Homeless Coalition of Jasper and Newton Counties received its annual federal award to help house as many of the homeless in the region as possible while also working to

William Gemmill, 79, of Wiscasset, passed away peacefully at Togus Springs Hospice on Jan. 21, 2024. Born on Oct. 2, 1944 in New York City, he was raised by his parents Huber and Marion Gemmill in Short Hills, New Jersey. Bill graduated from the...

William Gemmill, 79, of Wiscasset, passed away peacefully at Togus Springs Hospice on Jan. 21, 2024. Born on Oct. 2, 1944 in New York City, he was raised by his parents Huber and Marion Gemmill in Short Hills, New Jersey. Bill graduated from the...

The GCHQ dispute has a special place in labour movement history, says the TUC.

The seventh annual winner of the Robin Smith Picture Book Prize, honoring late Calling Caldecott cofounder Robin Smith, is Evergreen, written and illustrated by Matthew Cordell.

A lawsuit pitting Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper against Republican legislative leaders over appointments to state boards and commissions is heading back to a three-judge panel. A single judge made that decision Thursday morning after a court hearing in Raleigh.