Steps need to be taken the lower the recidivism rate.
Many malls are forecast to perish in the years ahead, but they should not be so readily discarded.
COVID-19’s dominance over health and medical news for nearly three years has, understandably, relegated other ailments and diseases to the background, although TV commercials and other advertising geared toward certain products and medicines have rightly continued to attract people afflicted with whatever the ailment, disease or condition those items purportedly treat.
Pediatric wards and emergency rooms have been slammed with sick children in recent weeks. Simple things, like being up to date with vaccination, can help make the situation less severe.
Pennsylvania’s rifle deer-hunting season, an annual rite of late fall, is underway.
The number of homeless veterans has decreased markedly over the last decade, which is a marker of real progress.
Public notices belong in print newspapers.
Maternal health "deserts," where obstetric care can be hard to find, are a problem in Pennsylvania and across the country.
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Expanding broadband into rural communities will help their economic prospects.
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There's still work to be done to combat COVID-19.
Corporal punishment has been fading away in the United States, but it has come back into the headlines after a school district in Missouri announced it was bringing back the practice.
Newspapers and reporters have had a rough few years, as they've been lumped in with those in "newsertainment," who led too many to become distrustful of the community-focused work our journalists practice each day.
Local newspapers are at the heart of communities across the commonwealth. Why? They are trusted sources for news Pennsylvanians cannot get anywhere else.
Book banning is on the rise, which does not help young people or the communities in which they live.
We need to uphold the right to free speech, even if we dislike it.
Gov. Tom Wolf has taken the necessary step of restricting conversion therapy in Pennsylvania.
The cultural wars. Teachers leaving. Active shooter drills. These are part of being a student in 2022-23.
Teachers will spending more for supplies in their classrooms this year, just one indication of the lack of respect that is afforded to educators.