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A Catawissa man died Saturday afternoon after losing control of his pickup truck along a rural Franklin County roadway.

Retired ministers and their friends join St. Louis protests to support Washington University and oppose Trump administration policies.

This week, we’ve got a double winner taking first place for both insightful and funny. It’s Strawb with a comment about Darren Beattie embracing the Twitter Files playbook: Trump: “We will stop waste, fraud and abuse in the goverment!” Beattie: ‘Starts a project that wastes government time and money, and creates a fraudulent narrative that […]

The unveiling of a historic marker celebrates community resilience as surviving residents seek compensation for having their complex sprayed with a toxic substance as part of a Cold War experiment.

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley is calling on the Department of Labor to investigate Tyson Foods after a whistleblower accused the company of illegal child labor practices.

As summer rapidly approaches, the school year is coming to an end. High school seniors are also getting ready for their next adventures.

The car overturned and became engulfed in flames.

May 10 and 11 hold a significant place in history, marked by events that have shaped nations, influenced cultures, and changed the course of human events. Going back in time, May 10, 1775, is notable for the convening of the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, which would eventually lead to the drafting of the United States Declaration of Independence. Delegates from the thirteen American colonies gathered to discuss their response to British policies and the escalating conflict that had erupted at Lexington and Concord. This assembly marked a critical step toward American independence and self-governance, laying the groundwork for the birth of a new nation. Historically, May 10, 1869, was the day the First Transcontinental Railroad was completed in the United States with the driving of the "Golden Spike" at Promontory Summit, Utah. This monumental achievement connected the eastern and western parts of the country by rail for the first time, revolutionizing transportation,

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State troopers say he was driving too fast for the curve.