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MMP&W Fire Co. has given its chief permission to apply for permits to demolish an 18th century stone house on Pa.

An omnibus bill recently passed by Congress includes more than $1.3 million for projects along Interstate 81 in Franklin County, Pa.

The spirits of a few dozen Republicans were nearly as high as their location -- the 34th floor reception room of the Arent Fox law firm, offering a spectacular panorama of midtown Manhattan.

The Johnstown Fire Department was at the scene of a structure fire in the 200 block of Ohio Street late Thursday.

First responders in Franklin County are getting more federal money to help pay for radios that comply with the county's new emergency communications system.

THE LOVE/HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE STIMULUS.... Republican lawmakers were nearly unanimous in their opposition to the economic recovery package that rescued the economy from the abyss .

A few hours before President Obama was scheduled to speak Tuesday night, Army Spec.

Exporting products internationally has not only helped a small Everett business through shaky economic waters this year, but as of Tuesday, it earned the company recognition from the U.S. Commerce Department and a local congressman.

Rep. Bill Shuster is a vocal opponent of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act who not only voted against the stimulus, but goes out of his way to mock it as "going nowhere " and doing " nothing to encourage growth." Using the " failed " stimulus as his evidence, Shuster has been claiming that the government is incapable of reforming ...

If Pennsylvania succeeds in adding tolls to I-80, it would close a favorite escape route from the Pennsylvania Turnpike: No longer would motorists or truckers be able to cross the state without paying a toll.

Plans to extend the Chambersburg Rail Trail a half-mile to South Main Street may have to be put on hold.

Local bus company owners support government-proposed safety requirements - depending on how much time they're given to comply.

Members of the Pennsylvania Congressional Delegation gathered on Capitol Hil today to discuss how the Federal Highway Administration plans to evaluate a new application to impose tolls on Interstate 80.

Bus safety advocates and congressional leaders say they will continue to push long-stalled bus legislation even after the U.S. Transportation Department released plans this week to strengthen motor coach safety rules.

When you charge your gasoline at Sheetz or Get Go from Giant Eagle, it costs the company money.

U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter said Friday that he believes the Senate's version of a health care reform bill will include the "public option," which Republicans oppose.

Although Gov. Ed Rendell has said the state will not reopen Scotland School for Veterans' Children, there is an effort to reopen it as a federal charter school for children of veterans from every state.

A monumental overhaul of the nation's health insurance system passed the House last night, in a vote that split Western Pennsylvania Democrats.

Christine Homer was walking down Sixth Avenue in New York City when she saw the World Trade Center collapse on Sept.

Bike travelers on the Great Allegheny Passage pump about $40 million a year into the local economies and $7.5 million into wages along the 132-mile rail-to-trail from Cumberland, Maryland, to the outskirts of Pittsburgh.