Sul has been in the Harvesting Business since 1960.
Pennsylvania’s governor is rushing to the scene of a police investigation in the southern part of the state in the aftermath of a shooting in which at least two people were seriously injured by gunshots.
Council placed a harm-reduction vending machine at Roberts Grove Park, saying it's about keeping residents safe. But some neighbors who live nearby argue Roberts Grove isn't the right location.
The three-day gathering is all about showing American might.
With the nation’s 250th anniversary next year—there’s more to look forward to.
Dr. Susan Monarez was one of the nation’s top public health officials for just 29 days. She was on Capitol Hill Wednesday, following the controversial and abrupt end to her role as CDC director.
A small community church in Russell became the target of vandalism this past week.
The two-year-old boy was found unresponsive in Bradford in August.
Police are asking people to avoid the area.
The space inside the Blasco Library will include a laboratory, interactive exhibits, and displays.
The 74-year-old was arrested this week.
The food drive and collections will continue through September 25.
One of the tallest buildings in downtown Pittsburgh will be illuminated to celebrate.
There was live music, food, a dunk tank and free haircuts for those in attendance.
Parents in the Warren County School District were notified late Tuesday night after a threat was reported at Beaty-Warren Middle School on the 16th, prompting a swift police response and heightened security at the school.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - President Donald Trump is suing The New York Times for 15-billion dollars. He claims the paper and some of their reporters are trying to tear down the President’s success and claims they were trying to manipulate public opinion of
Nearly 8 thousand listened to the more than hour-long event.
2025 Erie Heart Walk organized by the American Heart Assocation
A new $50 billion program from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is aiming to strengthen health care across rural America.
This conversation is gaining traction as national and local debates heat up—including in Erie—following recent reprimanding related to employees’ personal online posts, particularly reactions to the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Senators grilled Patel on subjects including the Epstein files, immigration, mass firings at the bureau and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Despite some early agreement on ending political violence and cooling down rhetoric, things heated up quickly.
With the nation’s political climate marked by division and rising tension, the Warren County League of Women Voters is calling on citizens not to withdraw, but to step forward and participate.
In the week since Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Pennsylvania politicians have been united in their condemnation of political violence. But opinions differ on the cause for the increase in violence.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - There’s another push on Capitol Hill to get paid leave for all workers. Democratic lawmakers said too many families are dealt with hard decisions like choosing between taking care of a loved one and paying their bills. However, bu
The season includes 138 total games. 69 of them are home games.
It is part of its Super Smile Saturday event.
Officials with the health department said they will continue to provide the testing services regardless of funding cuts, but some of their other resources could be impacted.
There will be a detour posted.
The award weighs over 800 pounds and is more than 7 feet tall.
The theft is the result of an "elaborate phone scam."
