The layoffs of U.S. Forest Service employees mean fewer people and less resources to help prevent and fight wildfires.

U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper could not grant a motion from unions representing federal workers to stop layoffs.

Democrats used the overnight Senate session as a platform for their outrage over what President Donald Trump has wrought.

Axios Visuals The best bet for cheap domestic flights in the Tri-State area may be Philadelphia International Airport. Why it matters: Nothing beats the February blues like planning your summer travel ...

Williamsburg’s Nile Sinn recalled watching former Raider wrestlers and aspiring to be like them. He earned his second state ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge on Thursday refused to immediately block the Trump administration’s abrupt halt to funding ...

SCRANTON, Pa. — Stormtracker 16 Meteorologist Jeremy Lewan gave a presentation Thursday morning to cohorts of students at the MyCIL Transitional Skill Center in Scranton about what it's like to work ...

Hanover Area junior Claire Gyle (23-6) returns to the postseason after an injury cut her sophomore year short. The Hawkeye ...

A woman died in Fort Worth on Wednesday night after a mobile home caught fire, Fort Worth fire officials said. Around 7:20 ...

MLB players can challenge ball and strike calls. The camera-based system is only an experiment for now — but it has the ...

A realty firm in Scranton suing the city zoning board aims to overturn its denial of Airbnb rentals at a house in the Green Ridge neighborhood. The board on Jan. 8 rejected an application by Jabez ...

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission suspended and will investigate proposed natural gas rate hikes sought by UGI — ...