Senate shuns Green New Deal amid claims of bad faith WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate turned away from the Green New Deal on Tuesday as both parties shunned an opportunity to de... Washington awaits results after Mueller wraps Russia probe WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller closed his long and contentious Russia investigation with no new charge... Lawmakers urged to fix Pennsylvania turnpike’s fiscal plight HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvania’s elected fiscal watchdog is urging state lawmakers to rescue a Pennsylvania Turnpike Com... 450 cocaine bricks worth $38M found at Philadelphia port PHILADELPHIA (AP) — U.S. customs officials say drug dogs sniffed out 450 bricks of cocaine in Philadelphia, the city’s l... Penn State to collect $733K from Sandusky’s defunct charity HARRISBURG (AP) — Penn State will collect hundreds of thousands of dollars left over from the defunct charity for youth ... Mueller finds no Trump collusion, leaves obstruction open WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coord... Wolf says $4.5B plan could help schools clean up lead paint PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is pitching his plan to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan by taxing Marcellus... Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 242 243 244 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
Washington awaits results after Mueller wraps Russia probe WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller closed his long and contentious Russia investigation with no new charge... Lawmakers urged to fix Pennsylvania turnpike’s fiscal plight HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvania’s elected fiscal watchdog is urging state lawmakers to rescue a Pennsylvania Turnpike Com... 450 cocaine bricks worth $38M found at Philadelphia port PHILADELPHIA (AP) — U.S. customs officials say drug dogs sniffed out 450 bricks of cocaine in Philadelphia, the city’s l... Penn State to collect $733K from Sandusky’s defunct charity HARRISBURG (AP) — Penn State will collect hundreds of thousands of dollars left over from the defunct charity for youth ... Mueller finds no Trump collusion, leaves obstruction open WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coord... Wolf says $4.5B plan could help schools clean up lead paint PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is pitching his plan to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan by taxing Marcellus... Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 242 243 244 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
Lawmakers urged to fix Pennsylvania turnpike’s fiscal plight HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvania’s elected fiscal watchdog is urging state lawmakers to rescue a Pennsylvania Turnpike Com... 450 cocaine bricks worth $38M found at Philadelphia port PHILADELPHIA (AP) — U.S. customs officials say drug dogs sniffed out 450 bricks of cocaine in Philadelphia, the city’s l... Penn State to collect $733K from Sandusky’s defunct charity HARRISBURG (AP) — Penn State will collect hundreds of thousands of dollars left over from the defunct charity for youth ... Mueller finds no Trump collusion, leaves obstruction open WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coord... Wolf says $4.5B plan could help schools clean up lead paint PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is pitching his plan to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan by taxing Marcellus... Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 242 243 244 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
450 cocaine bricks worth $38M found at Philadelphia port PHILADELPHIA (AP) — U.S. customs officials say drug dogs sniffed out 450 bricks of cocaine in Philadelphia, the city’s l... Penn State to collect $733K from Sandusky’s defunct charity HARRISBURG (AP) — Penn State will collect hundreds of thousands of dollars left over from the defunct charity for youth ... Mueller finds no Trump collusion, leaves obstruction open WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coord... Wolf says $4.5B plan could help schools clean up lead paint PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is pitching his plan to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan by taxing Marcellus... Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 242 243 244 » Next 2026 Readers' ChoiceHomeless woman charged for disturbance in TamaquaTamaqua council defends fire co. response timeSlatington woman dies of crash injuries; other driver charged with burglaryPolice seize over 1,000 packets of fentanyl during bust
Penn State to collect $733K from Sandusky’s defunct charity HARRISBURG (AP) — Penn State will collect hundreds of thousands of dollars left over from the defunct charity for youth ...
Mueller finds no Trump collusion, leaves obstruction open WASHINGTON (AP) — Special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coord... Wolf says $4.5B plan could help schools clean up lead paint PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is pitching his plan to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan by taxing Marcellus... Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy « Previous 242 243 244 » Next
Wolf says $4.5B plan could help schools clean up lead paint PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is pitching his plan to finance a multibillion-dollar capital plan by taxing Marcellus... Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy
Reading Eagle exec seeks to keep newspaper in local hands READING (AP) — An effort is underway to try to maintain local control of the company that publishes the Reading Eagle ne... Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing... Latest Photo GalleriesPhoto recap: Tamaqua summerfest2026-07-28Photos: Union Pacific Big Boy 2026-07-26Jim Thorpe Community Picnic2026-07-08Jim Thorpe 250 celebration2026-07-03Opinion Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ... Bill would open smartphone to special interestsHow our area representatives votedLetter to the editor: Renewable energyData center tax would derail PA. growthOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma... ON THIS DATE JULY 28, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 27, 1967ON THIS DATE JULY 25, 2000ON THIS DATE JULY 24, 1995AP News Rescues continue in flood-hit TexasDNA identifies Revolutionary War soldierFDA links lettuce at Taco Bell to outbreakHow to protect yourself from bad air caused by wildfiresAmerica tried permanent daylight saving time before It lasted less than a year. Could it work now?Trump says Pa. ‘key’ to national defenseHouse passes bill to make daylight saving time permanentWildfires in Canada, Minnesota causing air quality issuesLindsey Graham remembered for a vision of American foreign policy
Florida man pleads guilty to mailing bombs to Trump foes NEW YORK (AP) — A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Do... Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing...
Reading Eagle files for bankruptcy protection, seeks buyer READING (AP) — The family-owned company that has published the Reading Eagle newspaper for more than 150 years is filing...
Pa.’s energy advantage should Be lowering bills Energy affordability is top of mind across America, but in Northeast Pennsylvania it is especially personal. After living in the region for ...
ON THIS DATE JULY 29, 1966 St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Jim Thorpe, received a new minister when the Rev. Thomas Jeffrey was appointed pastor by the Rev. Francis Thoma...