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Pennsylvania Man Charged in $400 Million ATM Fraud

Pennsylvania Man Charged in $400 Million ATM Fraud

A Pennsylvania man has been charged with tricking people into investing money he claimed would be used to buy thousands of automated teller machines, causing more than $400 million of investor losses, U.S. authorities said on Wednesday. Daryl...

Texas-based DNA lab helps identify Pennsylvania homicide victim found in Maryland in 1971

Texas-based DNA lab helps identify Pennsylvania homicide victim found in Maryland in 1971

The woman was found lying in a field in Howard County, MD in July 1971. She's been identified as Sarah Sharkey, a.k.a. Sadie Bell Murray. WOODLAND, Texas — A Texas-based DNA lab and forensic genetic genealogy company announced Thursday it teamed...

University of Pennsylvania Launches New Statewide Engagement Initiative

University of Pennsylvania Launches New Statewide Engagement Initiative

Newswise — PHILADELPHIA (September 4, 2025) – The Penn Commonwealth-Engaged Scholars (PCES) Program is a new initiative aimed at deepening the university's connection with communities across Pennsylvania. Funding for PCES comes from the...

GOP narrows Democrats’ lead among Pennsylvania voters

GOP narrows Democrats’ lead among Pennsylvania voters

Democrats in Pennsylvania once outnumbered Republicans by more than 1 million registered voters. According to the latest voter registration data, that advantage today is less than 175,000. And when only active voters are counted, the Democrats’...

AARP Pennsylvania Warns Consumers About Growing Cryptocurrency Scams

AARP Pennsylvania Warns Consumers About Growing Cryptocurrency Scams

HARRISBURG. – As cryptocurrency grows in popularity, AARP Pennsylvania is urging Pennsylvanians to remain vigilant against scams that use the promise of quick profits—or the illusion of romance—to defraud consumers, often through anonymous crypto...

A Great Big World headlines concert to benefit State College Food Bank

A Great Big World headlines concert to benefit State College Food Bank

STATE COLLEGE — The State College Food Bank will host A Great Big Fight to End Hunger, a special benefit concert featuring Grammy Award-winning band A Great Big World. Presented by Valhalla Business Advisors, the event will be held at 7:30 p.m....

Pennsylvania Lottery profit drops

Pennsylvania Lottery profit drops

The Pennsylvania Lottery topped $1 billion in profit in 2024-25 but saw its profit drop by more than $130 million compared to the prior year. It was the 14th straight year the Lottery’s profit has exceeded $1 billion. The Lottery has been required...

New York company recalls frozen vegetables distributed to 6 states

New York company recalls frozen vegetables distributed to 6 states

Endico Potatoes of Mount Vernon, NY, is recalling Endico brand peas and carrots and mixed vegetables because they have the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The recall is the result of sampling done by Pennsylvania...

Pennsylvania pharmacy regulators vote to expand COVID-19 vaccine access

Pennsylvania pharmacy regulators vote to expand COVID-19 vaccine access

Some Pennsylvanians will be able to more easily get a COVID-19 vaccine from their pharmacists this fall because the state Board of Pharmacy voted Wednesday to change how its policies are guided. Amid the chaos of leadership turnover at federal...

THE ECONOMIST: America revives nuclear power as Silicon Valley backs booming clean energy

THE ECONOMIST: America revives nuclear power as Silicon Valley backs booming clean energy

“Make America nuclear again.” That is the aim of Rick Perry, a former governor of Texas who served as energy secretary in Donald Trump’s first term as president. On July 4, to back up the sloganeering, he launched Fermi America, a firm hoping to...

County plan aims to improve safety, economic opportunity

County plan aims to improve safety, economic opportunity

LEWISTOWN — Mifflin County is moving forward with an alternative transportation plan which would make way for a transportation project that allows residents more opportunity to safely walk and bicycle. Mifflin County Planning Commission Director...

Elections 2025: Mamdani Visits Bronx on Five-Borough Tour, Discusses Small Business Policy

Elections 2025: Mamdani Visits Bronx on Five-Borough Tour, Discusses Small Business Policy

By SÍLE MOLONEY DEMOCRATIC MAYORAL NOMINEE Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani (A.D. 36) holds a press conference on Aug. 14, 2025 inside Nohble clothing store on Jerome Avenue in the Fordham section of The Bronx to discuss how he plans to support small...

Here’s What Boosted Talen Energy Corporation’s (TLN) Performance in Q2

Here’s What Boosted Talen Energy Corporation’s (TLN) Performance in Q2

Loomis Sayles, an investment management company, released its “Small Cap Value Fund” second-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. US equities significantly rallied in the second quarter amid tariff and trade...

Pennsylvania lawmakers grapple with how to handle demand for data centers

Pennsylvania lawmakers grapple with how to handle demand for data centers

Not only do data centers consume a significant amount of energy, they also require substantial water consumption to cool servers that are at risk of overheating. Larger data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons of drinking water per day...

Dallas Cowboys rejected Micah Parsons trade offer from division rivals in staggering claim: ‘They called to see if…'

Dallas Cowboys rejected Micah Parsons trade offer from division rivals in staggering claim: ‘They called to see if…'

After a long and controversial contract holdout, the Dallas Cowboys ended up trading Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers on August 28, in exchange for defensive tackle Kenny Clart and two first-round draft picks. The move also saw Parsons...

At Hanover’s PCI, Investing in People Drives Business Health

At Hanover’s PCI, Investing in People Drives Business Health

When it comes to company health, Precision Cut Industries (PCI) in Hanover believes the best place to start is with the individual. The laser-cutting and fabrication firm, which recently appointed its first female president, has been quietly but...

‘It was pretty shocking’: Customer claims moving company held belongings hostage

‘It was pretty shocking’: Customer claims moving company held belongings hostage

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla — A local woman thought she hired the right movers, then got hit with a huge bill. Ashley Rogers said, “We’re not the kind of people that have thousands and thousands of dollars just sitting around. So, it was definitely...

The year’s buzziest deals are corporate breakups

The year’s buzziest deals are corporate breakups

Some of the biggest deals this year involve dismantling megamergers from years past. In June, Warner Bros. Discovery bowed to growing investor discontent and said it would split in two, unwinding the $43 billion deal that brought AT&T’s...

Pennsylvania Townships Move Fast With Data Center Guardrails

Pennsylvania Townships Move Fast With Data Center Guardrails

(TNS) — Local municipalities are moving quickly to put up regulatory guardrails in response to the emerging trend of data centers. In late August, the West Pennsboro Township Board of Supervisors approved a major rewrite of the local zoning...

People on the Move, Sept. 7, 2025

People on the Move, Sept. 7, 2025

Citizens Savings Bank Susan Williams, Citizens Savings Bank (SUBMITTED) Susan Williams has been promoted to the position of branch manager in the West Scranton Branch. She joined the bank in June 2007 as a part-time teller in the West Scranton...

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