Harrisburg News

Police investigate the death of a man Monday evening at an apartment in the 1800 block of Whitehall Street in Harrisburg.

City officials may have to order another round of steep trash fee increases on property owners, because the worldwide credit crunch has stymied a plan to refinance some of the debt tied to the city's ...

Working poor Pennsylvanians who cannot afford health insurance didn't get any help from Harrisburg lawmakers this week, but their furry friends did.

Is the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Anti-Trust Office poking around a $215 million offer to lease Harrisburg's public parking facilities? Council Vice President Dan Miller today claimed there has been ...

Michelle McMullen was last seen Sept. 28. Police are hoping to find the car driven by a Harrisburg woman who has been missing since last week, when she left the city to drive back to Grambling University in ...

The widow of a 23-year-old Iraq war veteran from Pennsylvania is suing the U.S. government over her husband's suicide.

The car belonging to a missing Grambling State University student has been found abandoned in Maryland.

The former chief of staff to House Majority Leader Bill DeWeese testified Wednesday that DeWeese knew public money was used to encourage legislative aides to volunteer for Democratic campaigns.

U.S. Rep. Jim Gerlach and his rival for the 6th District, Bob Roggio , share a light moment during the Chamber of Commerce's Candidates' Forum at the Colonial Theatre on Tuesday.

The 22 workers from the United States Postal Bulk Mail Center in Northeast Philadelphia headed to Harrisburg on Tuesday to cash the winning ticket and split the lump sum payout of $10.28 million.

The former chief of staff to Pennsylvania House Majority Leader Bill DeWeese testified this morning that DeWeese knew about the payment of millions of dollars of taxpayer-funded bonuses to Democratic staffers ...

A suspect has been arrested in a stabbing Monday evening in Harrisburg. Police say a man in his 40's was stabbed several times in an alley to the rear of the 2100 block of Jefferson Street.

The family and friends of Michelle McMullen are seeking the help of anyone who may have seen her since she left Harrisburg a week ago on her way back to college.

Voter registration in Pennsylvania has set an all-time record, with at least 8.6 million people eligible to vote in the 2008 presidential election.

A western Pennsylvania language arts teacher has made the grade as the state's stop educator.

A dozen finalists from across the state are competing for the honor. State Education Secretary Gerald Zahorchak will reveal the winner at an awards ceremony in Harrisburg.

A second person has died from injuries suffered when hit by a pickup truck on North Front Street near Riverfront Park on Sunday, Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed said Monday.

A woman claims she was chased by two men who caught up to her and shot her in the head, according to a news release from the office of Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed.

Jobs are vanishing at the fastest pace in more than five years with pink slips likely to keep stacking higher in the months ahead, an urgent signal the country may be careening toward a deep and painful ...

Federal highway officials rejected Interstate 80 tolls. Citi-Abertis withdrew its $12.8 billion bid to lease the Pennsylvania Turnpike after a deadline passed last week with no prospects for a House or Senate ...