Late Deer Seasons Begin Today Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania hunters can head back into the woods today as late flintlock, archery, and extended firearms seasons officially begin.
NPRC Hosting Financial Wellness Event to Support Working Moms and Women
Letter to the Editor: Rethinking Behavioral Health — The Partial Hospitalization Program Advantage
At Least $18.7M Poured Into This Year’s Critical Pa. Supreme Court Retention Races
The Man Behind the Beard: The True Story of Saint Nicholas
This is not just a story of a man in a red suit, but of how an ancient bishop’s generosity rippled through time to become the personification of generosity we know today.
Across the 814 Region: Wishing You a Joyful Holiday from the Staff at Explore
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the Explore 814 team.
NORAD Expands Santa Tracking Access During 70th Year of Program
As the holiday tradition reaches a milestone year, NORAD says it is prepared to track Santa Claus around the globe on Christmas Eve with updated technology and expanded access.
PennDOT, PA Turnpike Urge Caution as Winter Weather Threatens Holiday Travel
State transportation officials are warning drivers to monitor forecasts and limit travel as snow and ice are expected to affect large parts of Pennsylvania starting early Friday.
$5,000 Reward Offered by State Police in 1986 Fire That Killed Three Children
Pennsylvania State Police say the arson homicide that killed three Isler children remains open nearly four decades later, with investigators again urging the public to come forward.
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Elder Abuse Agencies Fail to Mitigate Risk as Shapiro Admin Defends System, Touts Changes
Critics believe Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich’s changes have relaxed oversight of county agencies and weakened efforts to keep older adults safe.
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Santa’s Reindeer Receive Health Clearance for Pennsylvania Christmas Deliveries
State officials have granted Santa's reindeer official health clearance to fly over Pennsylvania this Christmas Eve.
UPDATE: Details Released on SCI Forest Inmate Accused of Plotting Robbery at Mother’s Home
State officials released details Tuesday regarding an inmate at SCI Forest who allegedly solicited a fellow inmate to tie up and rob his mother of $68,000.
AAA: ‘Tis the Season for Lower Gas Prices in PA
Western Pennsylvania drivers are paying an average of $3.215 a gallon for regular unleaded gasoline.
Charges Against Former Venango County Prosecutor Accused of Raping Potential Client Held for Court
A former Venango County assistant district attorney is free on bail after being charged with sexually assaulting and strangling a woman who was seeking his legal representation, according to court records.
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Penn State Trustees Lost Access to Board’s File-Sharing Service After Spotlight PA Records Request
As Penn State fights public disclosure of board documents, at least two trustees do not have access to the board’s file-sharing service.
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Forest County Inmate Charged in Plot to Kidnap Resident for $68,000 Ransom
A state prison inmate faces multiple felony charges after police say he orchestrated a plan to kidnap a resident and demand a $68,000 ransom.
Former Brookville Man Accused of Stealing Grandmother’s Cremated Remains
A West Virginia man faces felony charges after police say he stole an urn containing his grandmother's remains from his grandfather's Brookville Borough home out of anger.
Golden Eagles Women Fall in Road Crossover at Kutztown
Clarion trailed by single digits late in the third quarter before Kutztown pulled away for a 76-49 PSAC crossover win at Keystone Arena.
Clarion Men’s Basketball Forces Turnovers, Shoots Past Kutztown for PSAC Win
Clarion converted 21 Kutztown turnovers into 20 points and used sharp perimeter shooting to secure a 75-61 road victory.
Expanding Broadband in Rural Pa. Was Complicated by Rule Changes and Uncertainty in 2025
A sweeping overhaul of a landmark federal broadband program has reshaped how Pennsylvania connects rural communities, leaving key grants canceled, rules rewritten, and millions of dollars in limbo.
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SPONSORED: Legacy Archery Opens Winter League Registration with Flexible Format and Competitive Rewards
The league includes four classes—Open, Hunter, Women, and Youth—offering options for a wide range of shooters.
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The Medical Minute: Tips for Staying Healthy in the Season of Sweets
ARCA: Sparkling Christmas Lights & Joyous Brasstacular Entertainment in Storybook Foxburg
Pennsylvania State Police Unveil New Horse Stable at Hershey Training Academy
SPONSORED: NPRC Made Major Strides in 2025
AAA Forecasts Record Year-End Holiday Travel With 122.4 Million Americans on the Move
SPONSORED: Top Tier Federal Credit Union Celebrates 10 Years of its Special Bonus Dividend Program with $450,000 Rewarded to Members
Public Picks Top Snowplow Design in PennDOT’s District 10 Contest
Pa. Could End the Year With the Lowest Number of New Laws in at Least a Decade
Applications Open for $450 Bonuses for Pennsylvania Child Care Workers
Mental Health Care Workers Face Too Many Needs and Not Enough Money on the Front Line of Pa.’s Self-Made Crisis
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Four Clarion Volleyball Players Named to Academic All-District Team
Two Hunters Killed, Three Injured in Pennsylvania Deer Season Gun Incidents
Hundreds of Snow Geese Found Dead at Quarry as Avian Flu Suspected



