Newside Cemetery in Harrisburg’s eastern suburbs points to 18th-century settlers and a theological dispute that gave the ...

Three candidates appear to be in the running so far. One has a half-endorsement from the president but the state treasurer is the early favorite.

Summer brings cassata – a Sicilian cake filled with ricotta and candied fruit – and granita, the semi-frozen dessert that’s ...

Hidden in plain sight on a Harrisburg street corner, Sandwich Man stands as a testament to the idea that culinary greatness ...

Scott Pera has long been one of the most successful basketball figures in central Pennsylvania. His journey began at Hershey High School and has now come full circle as he returns to his alma mater, ...

As a relatively new derby player, Rivera-Placido is a little nervous about the tournament, but she looks forward to observing more experienced skaters, and representing her roots on a global platform: ...

Marlen Bright, a 3-star offensive lineman from New Jersey, commits to the Nittany Lions' 2026 recruiting class.

A longtime Dauphin County judge died suddenly while on a bike ride in Lebanon County on Friday, July 4, officials confirmed ...

Police were on the scene of a Saturday afternoon incident in Harrisburg. Multiple Harrisburg police vehicles and tape are set ...

The City of Harrisburg opted out of putting on a fireworks show and chose to increase security at the annual food truck ...

Pennsylvania Capitol Police warned residents to watch out for “jugging.” Jugging crimes involve criminals targeting people making ATM withdrawals or ...

Gov. Josh Shapiro has presented a group of employees from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) with Governor’s Awards for Excellence in recognition of their response to a ...