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A drunken man wound up in jail Thursday. He allegedly broke a light on a slot machine and threatened staff at a Carson City, Nev. casino.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is continuing to investigate an August workplace incident that killed one and injured another at the Yorktowne Hotel in York City, according to a

There are a lot more racist policies and practices lurking out there. And there are a lot of people willing to straight-up lie about them.

AN ex-Pennsylvania politician launched a two-month "Making the Taliban Great Again” billboard campaign chiding President Joe Biden as a terrorist fo

Common Pleas Judge Clyde W. Vedder on Aug. 19 ordered the borough to "immediately and without delay" take all necessary steps to release the report.

County declines election audit without new voting machines MARC LEVY, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A rural Pennsylvania county formally declined to participate in a “forensic investigation” of the state’s 2020 presidential election sought by backers of former President Donald Trump, dealing another blow Thursday to prospects for a months-long spectacle of the kind playing out in Arizona. The three commissioners in Republican-controlled Tioga County had s...

The project would replace 32 units in the area of West College Avenue and South Penn Street with 50 new multi-bedroom units.

Thursday update: One new COVID-19 death reported in York County York Dispatch There was one additional death linked to COVID-19 reported in York County on Thursday, bringing the death toll to 809 since the outbreak began, according to the state Health Department. The countys case total also hit 46,227, an increase of 45 cases over the day before. There have been 156,609 patients who have tested negative for COVID-19 in the county, about 3.4% of the total 4,583,887 negative patients in the st...

"When they arrived they found the mother in distress and the baby was not waiting for the ambulance or the hospital," York Area Regional Police said.

York Dispatch After no incumbents sought reelection, the Northeastern school board is set to be filled with a majority of new board members by the end of the year.  Former board member Tyler Kramlick won a seat for region 1 in Tuesdays primary election, while Tiffany Robyn Weaver won the other seat up for grabs in region 1. With two seats open in region 3, Andrew Shaw, William John Henry Volkert V and Jamie Lagana will remain on the ballot in the Nov. 2 general election, according to Shaw.  A...