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Various local parties involved in a lawsuit that resulted in a preliminary injunction in a settlement that halted drilling in the Allegheny National Forest are being tight-lipped regarding Judge Sean McLauglin's decision that was handed down on Tuesday.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is again mired in controversy. Former U.S. Rep.

Font size: [A] [A] [A] On Oct. 29. the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission submitted a third application to toll Interstate 80.

It's taken a lot of work to come as far as they have, and the Friends of the Embassy are gearing up to make another push to complete the outside of the theater.

On Oct. 29 the Turnpike Commission submitted a third application to toll Interstate 80.

John Peterson doesn't rule with an iron fist - he works with cartoons, laughter and respect instead.

The Warren County Career Center is getting a financial boost of $190,000, Superintendent Dr.

Former Gov. Tom Ridge stopped by the Barnes & Noble in Camp Hill this month to promote his new book.

In 1909, Wallace Arnold of Bethel, Vt., and Warren G. Strickland of Akeley, Pa., both of whom were confined in the Erie County jail charged with passing counterfeit money had made a detailed confession.

He served as a congressional staffer, as a journalist, as a political candidate and, finally, on patrol as a Marine reservist in Iraq and Afghanistan.

When he left Centre County in 1990, a graduate of State College Area High School and Penn State, Cahir went to Washington and began staff work on a Senate committee.

His father, John Cahir, told NBCWashington that he and his wife are devastated by the loss of their son, but they are "so proud" of their son and his accomplishments.

A former news correspondent for The Express-Times and U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Bill Cahir has been killed in combat in Afghanistan, family and friends said Thursday in a report from the newspaper.

A family friend says former news reporter and Pennsylvania congressional candidate Bill Cahir has been killed in Afghanistan while serving with the Marines.

One group gathers Downtown today to figure out how to turn years of hard-fought political victories into sweeping changes in health care, energy, environmental and foreign policy.

The Minnesota GOP plans to spend thousands of dollars on local ads attacking U.S. Rep.

He may be a fiscal conservative, but U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson's spending on staff salaries in his first three months in office puts him at the top of his class.

U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson scrambled Monday to defuse a comment that, on its face, insulted a quarter of his constituents in the Seventh Congressional District.

The birther movement has become quite the headache for Republicans. The group of conspiracy theorists still convinced President Obama is not an American citizen have been getting some undeserved attention after one woman interrupted a town hall meeting to spew her nonsense and the video went viral online.

Former Rep. John Peterson explains that America needs to use its own oil and gas resources to stimulate the economy.