A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to to 28 months in prison, three years of supervised release, and $398,708.58 in restitution, for using stolen identities and Social Security numbers to file for government benefits, including Supplemental Nutrition …
High School On SI has a nationwide network of professional photographers highlighting the top events in high school sports. The images showcased were captured by Paul Weaver for High School On SI via the SBLive Pro Photographers Network. This photo gallery …
If there’s one thing that we can all agree on it’s that bugs make a majority of us extremely squeamish. When I go vacation, I’m sure it’s a common practice for most families to take off the sheets on their hotel, motel, or Airbnb bed to check for these …
BEN DAGGBen Dagg began his career in the sports world in 2020 as a sports statistician at his alma mater, Carroll College. Following his undergraduate studies, while taking a masters in sports management and coaching, he assisted in the tournament …
🚆The first round of SEPTA service cuts takes effect Sunday and Monday 🚆Legislative Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on a spending plan 🚆More cuts will take effect in January if no funding is approved With the state Senate and House unable to agree on …
Pennsylvania Cuts Commence as Budget Statement Persists With the state budget more than seven weeks overdue, delayed payments are straining Pennsylvania libraries, foster care agencies, and schools, prompting service cuts, borrowing, and warnings of long- …
WASHINGTON, August 22, 2025 – North Dakota is looking to get fiber to almost all of its relatively few eligible homes and businesses under the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania would see 64 percent of its eligible …
Have you been to a hotel lately? How did you sleep? Where are the best hotels in America for the best sleep? Keep reading. Many Americans vacation during the summer while children are off from school I'm sure millions of Americans headed on vacation …
Pennsylvania lawmaker Ben Waxman, a Democrat, has introduced a bill that would prevent public officials from owning or transacting in digital assets while in office. The proposal, known as the House Bill 1812 (HB1812), aims to amend the state’s ethics and …
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