Pennsylvania legislators are calling for the PLCB to stop penalizing businesses that violated COVID-19 rules, as the board continues to impose sanctions and conditional licensing agreements.

Meet Mackenzie Thomas, Lebanon County dairy princess and Pennsylvania alternate dairy princess.

80 years ago today, Lieutenant Dick Winters parachuted into Normandy as second-in-command of Easy Company (Company E of the 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne Division). He was thrust into leadership after his predecessor was killed in action. Today we remember Maj. Winters and all those who participated in Operation Overlord and saved the world from Nazi tyranny.

Dick Winters’ actions on June 6, 1944, made him one of the world’s most famous soldiers as the leader of the“Band of Brothers” — a company of 101st Airborne paratroopers immortalized in a book and an HBO mini-series.

Two suspects are in custody in Lebanon County after State Police say they attempted to enter vehicles at a car dealership and led police on a multi-county chase.

Albright College announced the elimination of dozens of faculty and staff positions in an effort to ensure stability during a challenging time for the school.

A Midstate solar energy company recently purchased land in Lebanon County with plans to convert the property into a solar farm.

Dozens of veterans, family and community members gathered at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery for the 42nd annual Memorial Day ceremony.

Agricultural lands, even preserved farms, are not completely safeguarded from being taken by eminent domain.

Liz Ziegler’s small garden project has blossomed into Royal Oaks Farm, a thriving flower farm in Lebanon, offering u-pick flowers, bouquets, and custom orders.

The 77-year-old woman killed in a hit-and-run crash on Eastfield Drive in South Lebanon Township in late April worked as a senior fitness instructor for Penn State University, was an active member at her local church and volunteered her “master gardener services” at the Lebanon VA Medical Center, according to her obituary.

Two decades post his historic Triple Crown bid, Smarty Jones, now residing in Annville, Pennsylvania, still holds significant influence on Pennsylvania’s horse racing scene and the sport at large.

In the wake of tragedy, the farming community responds to help one of its own.

A boom truck’s contact with power lines in Lebanon County resulted in one fatality and one injury, according to local police.

The April 27 silo collapse in South Annville Township, Pennsylvania, that resulted in the death of 31-year-old Bryan Kendall is a rare occurrence, according to one expert, but a situation that deserves more attention as many silos are now decades old.