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The 40-year-old Rivers had run for sheriff in Bibb County in 2016.

Advocates for motor vehicle access in Wharton State Forest say a map of 200 miles of dirt roads eliminates far too many routes, while preservationists like the plan. A public comment period is underway.

Penn State’s School of Music hosted a multimedia performance to honor Lunar New Year at Recital Hall Monday night. The performances included the piano, bassoon, cello and dance.

Welcomed precipitation across most of the state in late January contributed to what has been a slow journey to recovery from the 2023 drought.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court delivered a victory to abortion-rights advocates in directing a lower court to consider a challenge to the state’s 1982 prohibition on Medicaid funding for abortions in

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court delivered a victory to abortion-rights advocates in directing a lower court to consider a challenge to the state’s 1982 prohibition on Medicaid funding for abortions in

INDIANAPOLIS — Republican state lawmakers quietly fast-tracked a contentious bill that will further strip protections on some Indiana wetlands. It’s the first piece of legislation to head to the governor’s

KOW Council LLC has proposed building 631 housing units of various types within a 128-acre, cowboy-boot-shaped area, along with retail, commercial, light industrial and public recreation areas.

The La Paz County Planning & Zoning Commission heard a presentation Thursday, Feb. 1 on a proposed facility near Brenda that would produce hydrogen for fuel. Jantien Shizuru, a representative

MEDFORD, Ore. -- Medfords new aquatics and athletics facility has a partial closure today after a four-year-old girl was injured there.