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Man arrested at Pa. Trump rally wanted to hang protest banner: police
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A man arrested last week at a Pennsylvania rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump had hoped to hang a banner to protest Trump’s policies, Johnstown’s police chief said Tuesday. Authorities announced that misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest were filed...
Presidential campaigns are back in Pennsylvania Wednesday: follow PennLive for coverage
In swing state presidential politics, it’s always best if one campaign’s stop can be met with another. So of course, both the Republican and Democratic presidential tickets will be planting their flags in south central Pennsylvania Wednesday. If you purchase a product or register for an account through...
Clocks won’t ‘fall back’ for daylight saving time in these states
As the days become darker for longer (and earlier) and the temperatures drop, PennLive has begun its annual daylight saving time coverage. However, there are actually a few states in the United States where clocks won’t “fall back” for the biannual event. Tododisca US — which focus...
Applications are now open for funding to revitalize Pennsylvania downtowns through 'Main Street Matters' program
SEWICKLEY, Pa. (KDKA) -- Millions of dollars in state funding are now up for grabs in hopes of helping to improve certain downtowns and neighborhoods throughout Pennsylvania. This is all part of a new state-funded program called 'Main Street Matters.'The program is aimed at bolstering main streets and business districts in cities, boroughs, and towns all throughout the state. Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis and Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger announced the opening of the program on Tuesday in Ambridge, Beaver County, where they toured several small businesses in the borough. The program comes with $20 million in funding and...
Elk expert, photographer share insights on unique, unusual elk and offer tips to see them
With Pennsylvania’s elk becoming more active in September, a tenured wildlife photographer and an elk expert share some of their stories about unique and unusual bulls as well as advice on how to see these large animals. Pennsylvania has about 1,400 wild elk living in northcentral Pennsylvania and their activity picks up in...
This Pa. hotel is one of the top budget-friendly for families, report says
A vacation is a time to reset, to relax and let one’s hair down as you put the rigamarole of work and other responsibilities on pause. And you know what’s even better than a vacation? One that’s spent in a hotel that doesn’t break bank. NetCredit...
Scoop: New gun group launches to fill NRA vacuum
A new gun rights group is launching a six-figure ad buy in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, focusing on the millions of Americans who became gun owners during and after the COVID pandemic. Why it matters: The NRA — the longtime premier gun-rights group in the U.S. — cut its political...
Tigers Boys Soccer Team Triumphs in Season Opener Against Windber
The Tigers Boys Soccer team kicked off their 2024 season with a commanding 5-1 victory against the Ramblers of Windber. The match, which saw the Tigers dominate the first half with four goals, set a strong precedent for their upcoming games. Senior forward Hayden Daihl was a standout performer, netting...
Pa. Election 2024: A Complete Guide to the Candidates for Attorney General
Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — The race to become Pennsylvania’s next attorney general will be one of the more closely watched contests this fall, as six candidates jockey for the chance to occupy one of the most powerful offices in the state. With a budget of $144 million and a staff of 1,060 prosecutors, attorneys, investigators and other staff, the Office of Attorney General is, at its core, the law firm that represents Pennsylvania’s vast government...
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