The Pennsylvania National Guard said the historical significance of the flag is extraordinary, representing the 1921 change to the current title of Pennsylvania National Guard.

The chase started in York County and ended in a Lebanon County cornfield off Palmyra Road between North and South Londonderry townships, which happened around 6:40 p.m., according to state police.

Despite the ongoing conflict abroad, the Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg is urging compassion for neighbors with differing opinions.

Rescuers ran oxygen and water to students trapped in the unstable concrete rubble of a collapsed school building in Indonesia, as they desperately worked to free survivors.

Harrisburg City Council is set to vote on reallocating over $14 million for the Broad Street Market reconstruction, with work expected to begin soon despite vendor skepticism.

Pennsylvania counties and schools face financial challenges as the state budget remains overdue, prompting leaders to urge lawmakers to pass a budget to prevent further strain on taxpayers and ...

A week-long blood drive at WellSpan in York County is honoring Detective Sgt. Cody Becker, Detective Mark Barker, and Detective Isaiah Emenheiser, while also supporting two officers still recovering.

Police say an arrest warrant was issued for a 27-year-old Doneisha Sharron Anderson, last known to live in Baltimore, Maryland.

A devastating house fire in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, has left four people dead, including three children, prompting a community outpouring of support and donations for the affected family.

With a potential government shutdown looming, Vice President JD Vance and congressional leaders remain at an impasse over healthcare subsidies and Medicaid cuts, risking disruptions to federal ...

Both NOAA and FEMA are entering the shutdown in weakened states, having shed experienced staff since the start of the Trump administration. At the National Weather Service, which is part of NOAA, ...

Parsons spoke during an event where State Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced $500 million in short-term loans for Pennsylvania's Head Start providers and county governments.