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SPRINGETTSBURY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A garage was destroyed by a fire in York County early Monday morning. Crews responded to a detached garage at a home on Arbor Lane near Pleasant Valley Road in ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – One man is making a significant impact on the Brookville community one bike at a time. Dave Nugent, “the Brookville bicycle man,” gave away dozens of bikes for free on ...

The March Madness begins Tuesday night in Dayton, Ohio, with the first of four “First Four” matchups, this one featuring No. 16 seeds St. Francis (Pa.) and Alabama State. The game is scheduled ...

You come to our hospital today — we don't have a parking garage. It's an easy walk from our parking lot to the main entrance. You walk right in, and services are right there. A lot of people ...

Some stress is good for you, according to Berkley News. A lot of stress — as is well-known — is bad. But just how stressed is Pennsylvania? Well, according to a study conducted and published ...

The Magic will honor Porter – one of the NBA's longest tenured PA voices – during the final ... But Porter's absence truly marks the end of an era for the Magic – and leaves big shoes ...

The ceasefire proposal put forward by the United States on Tuesday and accepted by Ukraine is part of a plan, said US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, “to end this conflict in a way that’s ...

Now, I am all for "bold visions", but maybe not if they have no plot and run for two and a half hours (I really feared "The End" might never end). Set two decades after a species-obliterating ...

Pennsylvania college students may be eligible for grants of up to $5,000 annually through the state's new Grow PA Grant Program. The program was created by the state legislature last year to help ...

Even if you've reached the age of 35 and haven't put anything aside in savings and are starting at $0, you can still start investing and be on track to end up with $1 million by the time you retire.