Poll: PA Voters Believe U.s. on Wrong Track
A recent poll conducted by Remington Research Group reveals that a majority of Pennsylvania voters believe the U.S. is on the “wrong track” and it also shows that most strongly oppose banning new gas-powered vehicles. The survey, conducted from June 29 to July 1, shows 59% of Pennsylvanians feel the country is heading in the […]
Read MoreBig Upgrades at Beaver Stadium
Construction is underway for early revitalization projects at Beaver Stadium, set to enhance the fan experience for the 2024 season. Key upgrades include expanded Gates A and E with additional escalators, improved concessions, and new restrooms. Gate F is getting an overhaul to include an open-air entertainment space and additional concession options. The South end […]
Read MoreMore Gambling Opportunities Are Getting Nearer
Casino gambling is now one step closer for area residents… The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has affirmed the decision to award a casino license for the Nittany Mall project. The court upheld the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s 2020 decision to grant the license to Ira Lubert, dismissing challenges from rival bidder Stadium Casino. The $130 million […]
Read MoreCouple Arrested After Gruesome Attack on Landlord
Two Pennsylvania residents now face attempted homicide charges after police say they attacked their landlord with a sledgehammer and screwdriver. The assault occurred in Perry County, where the landlord was changing locks following the eviction of Joshua Goshorn and Ashley Zellers. State Police say Goshorn struck the landlord in the head with the hammer while […]
Read MoreMissing Man
Pennsylvania State Police are seeking help from the public in locating a man who was reported missing last Sunday. Police say 59 year old Howard Bender was also reported missing earlier this month in York County… on July 7th. He was last seen in Armagh Township wearing a red shirt and khaki pants. He is […]
Read MoreNo Doors Required
Pennsylvania drivers of SUVs such as Jeeps and Broncos can now enjoy doorless driving without legal worries. A new law signed this week allows vehicles with removable doors to hit the road door-free, ending the state’s unique restriction. The change will officially become effective September 13, and it is viewed as a way to clear […]
Read MoreTurkey Survey Underway
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is asking for public help in their annual Wild Turkey Sighting Survey, running through August 31. The survey is seen as a vital tool for managing the wild turkey population, tracking reproductive success, and observing population trends. Last summer, the statewide reproductive success was 2.9 poults per hen. To report sightings, […]
Read MoreElectric Vehicle Owners Will Face Additional Fees
Starting in 2025, electric vehicle owners in Pennsylvania will face a new $200 annual registration fee, rising to $286 by 2030. The fee, aimed at funding road and bridge repairs, will replace the current, often ignored alternative fuels tax, will help spread the cost of road maintenance more fairly. The fee is projected to bring […]
Read MorePA Man Hailed As Hero for Giving His Life to Save Family at Trump Rally
A Pennsylvania man who was killed Saturday at the shooting that took place at the Trump rally in Butler, is being called a hero. Corey Comperatore sacrificed his life to protect his family from the gunfire. A firefighter and devoted father, Comperatore’s bravery has been recognized. The tragic shooting also injured former President Trump… who […]
Read More“squish, Don’t Stick!”
The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania is urging homeowners to avoid using sticky tape to control Spotted Lanternflies. Although sticky traps seem effective, they also capture birds and beneficial insects. Instead, the Audubon Society recommends the simpler and safer method of squishing the invasive pests. The Society’s message: “Be a friend to birds and insects—squish, […]
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