07.26.18 |
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources said Wednesday in a new report that its water chemistry analysis hasn’t provided evidence that shale gas development has degraded the quality of waterways in state forests in the core gas...
07.25.18 |
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which is housed in the Department of Health and Human Services, on Tuesday named Mango chief of staff and principal deputy administrator. An Army veteran, Mango graduated from the United States...
07.25.18 |
At least one person remains missing and flooded-out roads have caused concerns. Tremont, Pennsylvania resident Jodi Reed is praising the response team for its rapid help. Hersheypark and Knoebels are feeling the effects of the rain again...
07.24.18 |
Flooding continues to be a concern across our area as strong rain falls on a region already dealing with rising waters. Meteorologist David Parkinson says the eastern seaboard could see a half-foot of rain by the weekend. Schuylkill County has...
07.24.18 |
With health insurers offering individual market policies for 2019 with an average statewide rate increase of less than 1 percent. The Pennsylvania Department of Insurance also said Monday that customers in 31 of 67 counties will see more...
07.23.18 |
For the first time in 43 years, the University of Pitt is freezing tuition for in-state residents. Penn state froze in-state tuition for the first time in 49 years for the 2014-15 academic year, but then raised it every year since until adopting...
07.23.18 |
The White House says the vice president will visit Philadelphia. While in the City of Brotherly Love, the VP will deliver keynote remarks at a "Tax Cuts to Put America First" event.
07.20.18 |
Hope & Coffee began serving customers Thursday morning in Tamaqua, a small coal-region town in Schuylkill County. People in recovery renovated the 1865 Victorian home, built the coffee bar, supply the beans and serve as the nonprofit coffee...
07.20.18 |
The House Republican committee chairmen say changes were made to the site that fields requests for birth and death records. They asked the agency Thursday to ensure personal information wasn't breached. State officials said last week they shut...
07.20.18 |
Auditor General Eugene DePasquale says $581 million could flow to the commonwealth if recreational pot is approved. Pro-family forces fear recreational pot will open the flood-gates to all sorts of societal ills.
