A grassroots group that started by painting slogans on wrapped bales is developing into a larger campaign to promote whole milk.

Chief Justice Thomas Saylor, who wrote the court’s 16-page opinion, said the language of the law was clear, and any policy concerns expressed by a county court system would best be addressed by the General Assembly.

Pennsylvania State Police say they recently found the body of a man who was pulled underwater at the Jonestown Dam.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course announced it is reopening its doors Friday 9 a.m., just as Dauphin County enters the green phase of Gov. Wolf’s gradual reopening plan.

It’s unclear how many Bell & Evans workers have fallen ill, because the company and the state are keeping their tallies under wraps.

We’ve updated our primary election results post with the most current data. Results should still be considered unofficial until Tuesday, June 16, when the five day review period expires. 

Taste of Sicily in Palmyra received a $1,000 fine Tuesday from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture for continuing to offer dine-in service.

Pennsylvania’s Ag Department plans to play a supportive role as local fairs consider canceling because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Families are struggling with why and how this could have happened, and the answer comes down to two things, according to the man who runs the cemetery’s board of managers: revenue and manpower.

All inmates and staff members at the Lebanon County Correctional Facility who tested positive for the novel coronavirus have recovered, a county official said Monday.

Action sets up a likely court fight over whether governor can veto the move.

Singer and songwriter Bret Michaels returned to central Pennsylvania to visit his late father’s grave at Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.