A federal judge on Monday again converted a temporary restraining order to a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit challenging ...

A federal appeals court will hear arguments in January about state laws in Texas and Louisiana requiring the Ten Commandments ...

Speakers and advocates gathered outside Black & Brass Coffee Saturday for a “Speak Out” event, urging voters to retain Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices David Wecht, Christine Donohue and Kevin ...

As Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty knocked on doors in Northeast Philadelphia last month, a voter made a connection. Despite the public fall from grace, the voter said he missed ...

Springfield is considering ten proposals for a new courthouse location to replace the current Roderick L. Ireland Courthouse, which has been linked to health concerns. Full list of Democrats who voted ...

FAYETTEVILLE — A Hot Springs area school district has been added to the list of districts being temporarily enjoined by a federal judge from posting state-mandated displays of the Ten Commandments.

CLEARFIELD, Pa. – Penn Cambria looked to be in total control Friday night at Clearfield, as the Panthers held a two-touchdown lead late in the third quarter in both teams’ Laurel Highlands Athletic ...

The Galveston ISD school board voted to delay placing Ten Commandments posters in classrooms until an appellate court issues a decision in an ongoing case challenging the Biblical text's place in ...

HYDE — In a tense District 9 Class 3A girls soccer semifinal at Clearfield Area High School on Wednesday, Bradford’s Alyssa Mangold broke free in the 53rd minute off a free kick pass, slowed at the ...

CLEARFIELD- State Representative Dallas Kephart recently recognized Sheriff Michael Churner with a citation for his years of service and dedication in public service. “Today, I had the privilege of ...

A split Galveston ISD board voted late Wednesday night to delay hanging the Ten Commandments in classrooms until courts decide whether a state law requiring their display is constitutional.