State College News

Anyone who's taking a CATA bus today or Thursday can ride for free by simply making a food donation.

Jerry Sandusky's attorneys will get the chance to argue his appeal for his forfeited pension next month in Harrisburg, according to The State Employee Retirement Board.

It's likely the Garman Theatre will likely be razed and the plot used for affordable housing apartments after a judge ruled in favor of the plan.

Tom Flynn, OPP landscape architect in charge of the project, said the units are part of the ongoing plan to make the campus bicycle friendly.

The union representing faculty and coaches at Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities is concerned about the findings of a study that reviewed budgets at half of the system's schools.

Two Penn State students have been charged with burglary after police said they stole speakers from a fraternity early Tuesday morning.

The same day John Urschel was named an All-Big Ten guard following the 2013 season, Penn State's smartest athlete found himself on the CBS Evening News for his achievements both on and off of the gridiron.

Penn State, State College and Centre County are making news all over cyberspace.

A vicious phone scam is making the rounds in Pennsylvania. At least six people have been targeted across the state.

A mild, dry weather pattern in the State College area is expected to change to rain, possibly snow, and colder temperatures this weekend.

Borough Council reviewed portions of the proposed 2014 budget that includes a tax increase during its regular meeting Monday night.

The majority of the board members said they would be comfortable setting the maximum at $85 million instead of $75 million, with some saying that number might come down before a final amount is chosen.

A Walker Township man was picked up on a bench warrant Monday after a report he was bothering people at a store in the Nittany Mall.

State College Police are investigating a series of burglaries that occurred in student apartments during Penn State's Thanksgiving break.

The State Attorney General is now trying to stop former Penn State President Graham Spanier from getting his hands on materials Spanier's attorneys say are necessary for his trial.

Star Penn State wrestler Ed Ruth has been charged with DUI stemming from a late-night incident last month in downtown State College.

Jeff Varcoe, from The Gardens, puts the finishing touches on a hockey puck Italian sausage slider during Taste of the Town.

Each Monday, the Centre Daily Times will publish an installment in our "Share our Heritage" series, featuring photos from Centre County's past.

Curtze, 19, covered the distance in 16 minutes, 36 seconds to finish 32 seconds of David Barry of Vandalia, Ohio.

One Penn State student plummets, naked and high on synthetic acid, to his death from a ninth-floor apartment balcony.