Football season is upon us, and with it comes the excitement and camaraderie of tailgating parties. While there’s no harm in a little fun, those partaking in grilling, drinking alcohol and finding their way to and from tailgating events should keep some safety tips in mind. According to a ...

When Samantha Siegel’s best friend took her to see an old live oak tree on Johns Island in South Carolina, she had no idea it was about to change her life. Samantha was a college student going through a hard time. Her friend just wanted to get her out of the house for a while. They went to ...

If you’ve stepped outside lately, you’ve noticed it: the subtle bite in the morning air, the maples tossing their gold onto sidewalks, the distant smell of someone’s first fire of the season. Fall in central Pennsylvania doesn’t sneak up; it announces itself in a swirl of leaves and the ...

What do solar farms have in common with fracking, strip clubs, halfway houses and landfills? On the surface, it might be hard to see. Solar farms and fracking couldn’t be more different, with one promoting green energy and the other built on fossil fuels. Adult entertainment might be ...

While a Gallup poll this year indicated about 62% of Americans own stocks, the numbers are not quite what they seem. Many people may have retirement money in a 401(k) or sock away savings in an investment account of some kind. Far fewer actually own shares. Federal Reserve data says ...

Last week, two children were killed when a gunman opened fire during a Mass at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis. Eighteen others were injured. The next day, police at the University of Pittsburgh sent out a campus-wide alert informing students, faculty and staff that there was an ...