Creighton News

Creighton, a Republican from Rapho Township, said eliminating per diems wouldn't do much to plug the $3.3 billion budget deficit.

A bill sponsored by state Rep. Tom Creighton could mean bad news for Pennsylvania newspapers.

Michael Aubele can be reached via e-mail or at 724-226-4673. It might not look like much, but the cable median barrier along Route 28 has proven its worth, state Department of Transportation officials said.

Single lane traffic on outbound Route 28 in Etna will be extended by 1.5 miles starting Monday, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced.

Wayne Glenn was a respected entrepreneur who was admired for his business acumen and his teaching skills in the classrooms of life.

Nestled in one of last week's news articles about outraged Republican state lawmakers trying to prevent Bill Ayers from coming to Millersville University was this quote from state Rep.

PennDOT could spend as much as $112 million on Allegheny County road projects this summer that will affect Alle-Kiski Valley area commuters.

Laurel: To Allegheny Technologies Inc. Brackenridge officials say they've been told the company will move ahead April 1, as planned, to begin tearing down sections of the old mill to make way for a new $1 ...

If it seems as though the potholes have broken out sooner than usual this year, they have.

Lower Burrell took a break from its current and future challenges last night to reflect on 50 years as a third-class city.